house-headn.2
/ˈhaʊshɛd/, U.S. /ˈhaʊsˌhɛd/ A person who produces or performs house music. Also: a fan of house music.
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1990 Village Voice 15 May 83/4 Hostility is still flung by conservatives in both camps toward rappers or house-heads who record a token ‘cross-over’ tune just to boost sales.
1995 Muzik July 73/1 Percussive and funky in the current dark New York style, this is a must for house-heads with an ear to the future.
2001 Big Issue 30 July 29/1 New York-based bearded househead.., Roger Sanchez.
2008 Detroit News 17 Jan. m24 He comes for the atmosphere, the bar, the music and the people. ‘You see the old house-heads and meet new ones.’
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2011; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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