Durannie
English
Etymology
Duran + -ie
Noun
Durannie (plural Durannies)
- (slang) A fan of the English rock band Duran Duran.
- 1990, Punch, Volume 299, page 55:
- These followers of Duran Duran's contemporaries, Japan, regarded themselves as being the intellectual superiors of Durannies and formed the more dignified-sounding Japan Appreciation Society.
- 2000, Spin, February 2000, page 32:
- It's been more than a decade since they've been considered teen idols, but Duran Duran singer Simon Le Bon and ex-bass player John Taylor were still able to inspire hysteria from a packed audience of aging Durannies during a one-off semi-reunion at Manhattan nightspot Joe's Pub in November.
- 2009, Caitlin Davies, Friends Like Us, Simon & Schuster, →ISBN, page 42:
- I was a Durannie and I had you on the inside of my bedroom door, didn't I, Simon?
- 1990, Punch, Volume 299, page 55:
Anagrams
- neanurid, unrained