swiftie

/ ˈswɪftɪ /

noun

1. slang.
   a trick, ruse, or deception

Example Sentences

While Hugh Grant’s daughter may be the bigger Swiftie between them, the actor still relished their moment together on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

From Los Angeles Times

"He decided that he wanted to be a Swiftie, and now his game has decreased. OK, I hope it was worth it!" the co-host said, kicking off a back-and-forth with Doocy and Kilmeade that went like this:

From Salon

A devoted Swiftie, she has seen The Eras Tour six times: Once in Edinburgh, twice in Liverpool and three times in London, at a cost of £1,192.57.

From BBC

Evidently Donald Trump is not worried about losing the Swiftie vote.

From Los Angeles Times

Harris’s campaign released a set of friendship bracelets, a nod to Swiftie culture, immediately after her endorsement.

From Salon

More About Swiftie

What does Swiftie mean?

The term Swiftie refers to a fan of musician Taylor Swift. It is commonly used as a self-identifying term by Swift fans and by others to refer to Swift fans. Calling someone a Swiftie often implies that they are a very passionate and loyal fan—as opposed to just a casual listener. 

The plural form Swifties is used to refer to her fan base collectively. 

Read more about Swiftie.