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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Is this sober approach to fandom is enough of a stand?
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While people will wait in line for ice cream until the world ends or drones learn to deliver it to us, the Big Gay fandom really comes out for the brand’s crazier stuff.
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But the team fandom isn’t complete without Guðmundur Benediktsson.
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Now, Iceland — the smallest nation by population in this year's tournament — is in the World Cup for the first time, and its presence will draw the fandom of casual observers rooting for an underdog.
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My last semblance of fandom rested with them, and thus, for years, playoff pain ensued.
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Not long after, in 2011, the show entered syndication, with heavy repeats on local broadcast stations and cable’s TBS fueling the fandom by introducing the series to new viewers.
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But basing the state of the franchise's fandom on how many of the 17,791 seats are filled would be best served by waiting and seeing how many turn out for the next two contests.
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Learning how to be a baseball fan again Covering sports cures you of fandom.
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First Known Use of fandom
1903
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