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Definition of barmy army in English: barmy armynoun British informal Supporters of a particular sports team who are known for their vociferous support during matches, especially a group of fans who follow the England cricket team. the barmy army added their voice to a very memorable occasion Example sentencesExamples - Amazingly, the Barmy Army remained completely silent.
- Much of the corporate frenzy is being lavished on the bemused core of the Barmy Army.
- They might not win any cricket matches either but the supporters in the so-called Barmy Army at least know how to sing.
- Were he playing today, the Barmy Army would love him.
- We only need to look at the Lions rugby tour or the barmy army in cricket to demonstrate the point.
- They are making every effort to ensure that the Barmy Army feel at home.
- A group of raucous English fans known as the Barmy Army had already planned to skip that match.
- What colour do we wear and what colours do the barmy army wear?
- According to reports, the Barmy Army are due to start arriving in Auckland as of today.
- Some may consider the 'Barmy Army' a nuisance, but the 10,000 members are true supporters of the sport.
- They call themselves the "beery army" in contrast to the "barmy army".
- I don't know whether your readers know that the Barmy Army originated in Bedfordshire?
- The Barmy Army had already claimed a decisive victory in the first battle, taunting Australian fans with chants of, "You're supposed to be at home."
- The atmosphere in the stands at The Oval has reflected the divide between traditionalists and the Barmy Army.
- For once the Barmy Army are quiet.
- Will the Barmy Army's experience of New Zealand during the Lions' tour encourage Brits to settle here?
- For once, the Barmy Army's boisterous choristers could struggle to make themselves heard: they might also seem positively sane.
- This was not a barmy army, but a vast array of anxious people.
- The bad weather which followed the Tests around doesn't seem to have left South Africa along with the Barmy Army.
Synonyms fan, follower, enthusiast, devotee, lover, admirer, zealot, aficionado
Definition of barmy army in US English: barmy armynoun British informal Supporters of a particular sports team who are known for their vociferous support during matches, especially a group of fans who follow the England cricket team. the barmy army added their voice to a very memorable occasion Example sentencesExamples - This was not a barmy army, but a vast array of anxious people.
- They might not win any cricket matches either but the supporters in the so-called Barmy Army at least know how to sing.
- A group of raucous English fans known as the Barmy Army had already planned to skip that match.
- Amazingly, the Barmy Army remained completely silent.
- Were he playing today, the Barmy Army would love him.
- The atmosphere in the stands at The Oval has reflected the divide between traditionalists and the Barmy Army.
- What colour do we wear and what colours do the barmy army wear?
- For once, the Barmy Army's boisterous choristers could struggle to make themselves heard: they might also seem positively sane.
- They call themselves the "beery army" in contrast to the "barmy army".
- Much of the corporate frenzy is being lavished on the bemused core of the Barmy Army.
- The bad weather which followed the Tests around doesn't seem to have left South Africa along with the Barmy Army.
- We only need to look at the Lions rugby tour or the barmy army in cricket to demonstrate the point.
- For once the Barmy Army are quiet.
- Some may consider the 'Barmy Army' a nuisance, but the 10,000 members are true supporters of the sport.
- According to reports, the Barmy Army are due to start arriving in Auckland as of today.
- They are making every effort to ensure that the Barmy Army feel at home.
- I don't know whether your readers know that the Barmy Army originated in Bedfordshire?
- Will the Barmy Army's experience of New Zealand during the Lions' tour encourage Brits to settle here?
- The Barmy Army had already claimed a decisive victory in the first battle, taunting Australian fans with chants of, "You're supposed to be at home."
Synonyms fan, follower, enthusiast, devotee, lover, admirer, zealot, aficionado
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