Whovian

American  

[hoo-vee-uhn] / ˈhu viˌən /

noun

plural

Whovians

1. a fan of the television series Doctor Who and its associated media.

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adjective

1. relating to the television series Doctor Who and its associated media.

Other Word Forms

• Whovianism noun
• non-Whovian noun

Example Sentences

The Whovian in me also softened at that same sight out of an old love for Tennant and a new one for Gatwa, who is part of a generation that’s less squeamish about men or male-presenting Time Lords showing physical signs of empathy and understanding.

From Salon

With Russell T Davies, who revived the ancient British series from suspended animation in 2005, back as showrunner and a brand new Doctor, the Fifteenth, at the controls of the TARDIS, this represents, like any good solstice celebration, a birth and a rebirth, or in Whovian terms, a regeneration.

From Los Angeles Times

The lifelong Whovian raised nearly £25,000 for charity Living Paintings to help create tactile images and accompanying audio of the show's world.

From BBC

She told Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday she had not been mega fan, or "whovian", before stepping into the role.

From BBC

Neither Whittaker nor Chibnall had much of an association with the wider Whovian universe, but that mattered less than the fact that Whittaker, a woman, was stepping into a role previously played by 12 white men.

From Salon