Definition of caucusgoer in English:
caucusgoer
nounˈkɔːkəsˌɡəʊəˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər
US A person attending a caucus.
the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer.
- The average caucusgoer here is over 50.
- There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal.
- The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol."
- Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington.
Definition of caucusgoer in US English:
caucusgoer
nounˈkôkəsˌɡōərˈkɔkəsˌɡoʊər
US A person attending a caucus.
the leading Republican in polls of Iowa caucusgoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Thursday's column underestimated the number of caucusgoers in the state of Washington.
- Based on current turnout predictions, the party may end up spending $145 on advertisements per caucusgoer.
- There remains, in the eyes of your typical caucusgoer, a healthy dose of skepticism about the budget deal.
- The questions enabled her to give the answer every caucusgoer in corn-rich Iowa needs to hear: "I support all kinds of ethanol."
- The average caucusgoer here is over 50.