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paparazzo
noun as in paparazzi
Strong match
noun as in photographer
Strong matches
Weak match
Example Sentences
Her public outings consisted of attending Manchester United games and shopping for designer clothes — always in view of paparazzi.
Last spring, glossy magazine Paris Match published paparazzi pictures of her and her new partner strolling on Île de Ré.
She remembers being “sliced” when she was 16 by a comment someone left on Twitter — “chicken noodle body” — under a paparazzi shot of her on the beach in a bikini.
And celebrities could post their own “in real life” pictures, potentially thwarting the paparazzi, as well as stories, statements and confessionals, thereby avoiding the need for interviews over which they had far less control.
Superstar Limo at California Adventure was conceived as a ride in which paparazzi would chase celebs, a concept deemed in poor taste in the wake of the death of Princess Diana.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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