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- noun Someone who goes to the
beach .
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Examples
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Every beachgoer in hearing range immediately sprinted over.
Shore Thing Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi 2011
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In addition, a North Carolina man was killed by a flying tree limb, a passenger died when a tree fell on in a car in Virginia, and a surfer and another beachgoer in Florida were killed in heavy waves.
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In addition, a North Carolina man was killed by a flying tree limb, a passenger died when a tree fell on in a car in Virginia, and a surfer and another beachgoer in Florida were killed in heavy waves.
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You never see a high monkey harassing a beachgoer, except by suggesting the beachgoer come with it to buy salted snacks and attend a Phish concert.
Alcohol is worse than heroin, crack cocaine? Of course! Alexandra Petri 2010
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While water and sand reflect UV rays to increase exposure, it's not just the beachgoer who's at risk.
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Every beachgoer in hearing range immediately sprinted over.
Shore Thing Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi 2011
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This restaurant chain was started by two beachgoer buddies in Houston, Texas, in 1991.
More of America’s Most Wanted Recipes Ron Douglas 2010
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This restaurant chain was started by two beachgoer buddies in Houston, Texas, in 1991.
More of America’s Most Wanted Recipes Ron Douglas 2010
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In daylight an innocent beachgoer might have perceived it differently: the long line of hulking ships and the smaller boats flitting among them looked like a fleet preparing to launch an invasion.
LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010
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The pollutants have periodically pushed an industrial smell onshore in some place – one beachgoer compared it to a machine shop.
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