rom-com

noun

ˈräm-ˌkäm

plural rom-coms

: romantic comedy

That's where the rom-com comes in, that wayward genre of sweet serendipity and forgivably thin plots set to rising music …

Vogue

One of the film's pleasures is its movie within a movie, the rom-com "I Love You, I Love New York."

Tad Friend

—often used before another noun

a silly rom-com plotDoes anybody cry funnier than Segel does in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the wonderful rom-com farce he not only starred in but wrote?

Jim Windolf

Word History

First Known Use

1958, in the meaning defined above

单词	rom-com
释义	rom-com noun ˈräm-ˌkäm plural rom-coms : romantic comedy That's where the rom-com comes in, that wayward genre of sweet serendipity and forgivably thin plots set to rising music … Vogue One of the film's pleasures is its movie within a movie, the rom-com "I Love You, I Love New York." Tad Friend —often used before another noun a silly rom-com plotDoes anybody cry funnier than Segel does in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the wonderful rom-com farce he not only starred in but wrote? Jim Windolf Word History First Known Use 1958, in the meaning defined above
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