frothers
/ˈfrɑðərz/
noun
- People who are very enthusiastic or excited about something, often in an exaggerated way.
- A group of frothers camped outside the store overnight to be first in line for the new video game.
- The frothers at the concert were screaming and waving their hands before the band even came on stage.
- Online frothers flooded the comments section with praise for the new movie.
- Devices or tools that create froth or foam, such as a milk frother.
- She used one of the electric frothers to make cappuccino at home.
- Some frothers are handheld, while others are built into espresso machines.
- The barista cleaned the frothers after every use to keep them sanitary.