goth
/ɡɑθ/
adjective
- Relating to the goth subculture, especially its fashion or music.
- The band has a goth look with dark eyeliner and leather jackets.
- His room was decorated with goth posters and black candles.
- She wore a goth outfit to the concert.
noun
- A member of a subculture that likes dark, dramatic fashion (often black clothes, pale makeup) and music with a gloomy or romantic style.
- She dressed as a goth with black lipstick and a spiked choker.
- My cousin became a goth in high school and still loves the style.
- The club was full of goths dancing to dark wave music.
- A style of popular music that developed from punk rock, with dark, atmospheric sounds and often sad or romantic lyrics.
- The festival featured both punk and goth on different stages.
- He listens to a lot of goth from the 1980s.
- Bauhaus is one of the most famous bands in goth.
- A member of an ancient Germanic people who invaded the Roman Empire.
- The Visigoths were a branch of the Goths.
- The Goths sacked Rome in 410 AD.
- Historians study the migrations of the Goths across Europe.