Definition of fandom
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:all the fans (as of a sport)
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:the state or attitude of being a fan
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And fandom on the internet keeps an aspect of her personality and sense of humor alive.
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Ann Oren - A western Cosplayer of cyber diva HatsuneMiku moves to Tokyo to get to know the HatsuneMiku fandom.
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Actually, a tale of friendship, feminism, and fandom from Serial Box.
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The audiences varied in size, from small-groups to one-on-one sit-downs, and featured a range of ages, backgrounds and levels of fandom.
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Early arrivals got good parking spots with little hassle, setting the scene for a carinval of fandom that brought friends and strangers together, under the toast of booze and a savage sun, in the name of the beautiful game.
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Calabro joked that he was born into Yankee fandom because his parents were from Buffalo.
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So thank you, David Whitehurst, for being just obscure enough to help me prove true Packer fandom and, more importantly, thanks for being the link to one of my better friendships in D.C.
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The nerdy duo use the instrumental tracks of Top 40 hits and write new lyrics about topics such as gaming, space and pop-culture fandom while incorporating choreographed dance moves.
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First Known Use of fandom
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