bandwagon
/ˈbandwaɡən
/noun
1(Especially formerly) a wagon used for carrying a band in a parade or procession: the colourful bandwagon was later purchased for use in circus parades...
- He says a bit in his defence and then carries on on his bandwagon.
- When I spoke to Declan on Wednesday evening, he was in the processing of finalizing a deal for the new bandwagon.
- We must not reward them by jumping on any of their various bandwagons.
2An activity or cause that has suddenly become fashionable or popular: companies sought to strengthen their share prices by jumping on the dot-com bandwagon they would not climb aboard the bandwagon of every fashionable social issue...
- Apart from the integrated oil outfits, lots of other businesses are now climbing on board the environmental bandwagon.
- FOXY BROWN is the latest member of the hip hop contingent to jump on the fashion bandwagon.
- One thing Clinic could never be accused of is copying anyone's sound or jumping aboard the latest fashionable bandwagon.
- nock
- nockandro
- nockerl
- nocking point
- no-claim
- no-claims
- no-claims bonus
- no-claims discount
- nocodazole
- no comment
- no contest
- noctambulant
- noctambulate
- noctambulation
- noctambulator
- noctambule
- noctambulism
- noctambulist
- noctambulistic
- noctambulous
- noctiflorous
- noctiluca
- noctilucal
- noctilucence
- noctilucent cloud