单词	luvvie
释义	luvvie /ˈlʌvi / (also luvvy) noun (plural luvvies) British informal 1often derogatory An actor or actress, especially one who is particularly effusive or affected: everyone is singing his praises—from the luvvies at Cannes to various political figures in the US... If you're a fan of the theatre, don't mind luvvies being luvvies and enjoy an elongated version of a Sunday night period melodrama, with an abundance of tomfoolery, then this should tickle your fancy. Of course, the on-stage luvvies and their well-heeled fans who populate the grand city centre theatres won't be going near the place. He whispers the word ‘artist’ almost shamefully, with the accent of a theatrical luvvie. 2 (as a form of address) variant spelling of lovey. right, luvvie, I’m going to be working till nine... I think I need to go and read some poetry, and reassure myself that I am an artist, luvvie. I have quite enough for now, luvvy. You get the feeling she might call you luvvie at any time. Derivatives luvviedom noun ... Their sheer chutzpah turned what should have been a local story into an international media phenomenon - and sparked a Hollywood film starring the cream of British luvviedom. But it's not all luvviedom: Treacy's humble roots ensure the bedrooms are admirably down-to-earth too. From the bench of bishops to the diplomatic establishment to luvviedom, they express their disillusion.
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