Drive
Drive verb - To urge, push, or force onward.
Fan
How words are described
| old | old drive | old fan |
| short | short drive | short fan |
| complete | complete drive | complete fan |
| single | single drive | single fan |
| Other adjectives: strong, actual, male, big, new, major, insane, obsessive. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Theme parks, midnight movies, drive-ins, TV marathons based on a particular film genre, fan clubs, cult classics, geeky fan conventions,... all originated in the US.
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Episode 18 takes the cake, giving enough references to characters of the DC universe—through the news ticker—to drive any DC fan mad from enjoyment.
Source: Web Video / The Joker Blogs -
The third and fourth (fan-voted characters from the crowdfunding drive) are Eliza and Beowulf.
Source: Video Game / Skullgirls
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