Citations:Smiler

English citations of Smiler

Noun: "(slang) a fan of American singer and actress Miley Cyrus" edit

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2013, "My Love for Miley Just Grew and Grew", Sunday Tribune (South Africa), 24 February 2013:
She is always there for her Smilers.
2013, Erin McAuliffe, "Lorde's 'Pure Heroine'", The Observer (University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College), Volume 47, Issue 26, 1 October 2013, page 8:
When she rose to the throne of the iTunes charts with her single “Royals”, she was met with some hateful tweets from Smilers (aka Miley Cyrus fans).
2013, Lauren Lopez, "She Came In Like a Wrecking Ball", Thunderbird (Half Hollow Hills High School East), Issue 1, Fall 2013, page 12:
Now this isn't to say that Miley's Smilers didn't watch “Wrecking Ball”, because they probably did.
2013, Charlotte Graham, "Pop divas create personas with style, musical talents", Washington Square News, Volume 41, Number 104, 5 December 2013, page 10:
Cyrus is well on her way to carving out her own image for her loyal “Smilers” fan base, whether the rest of the music world likes it or not.
2014, "People to add to your timeline in 2014", The Vidette (Illinois State University), Volume 126, Number 63, 16 January 2014, page 14:
Smilers can expect tweets revolving around Miley's dogs, hit new album Bangerz and selfies with her classic tongue pose.
2014, "‘Miserable’ Miley Cyrus mourns her pet during Boston soundcheck", The Boston Globe, 2 April 2014:
The singer, who missed Jingle Ball because of bad weather in the Big Apple, invited thousands of Smilers — the not-so-clever nickname given to her adoring acolytes — to attend the afternoon soundcheck before her sold-out show at TD Garden.
2014, Sarah Bardon, "Miley Cyrus shocks and rocks the O2 as Bangerz tour stops off in Ireland", Irish Mirror, 21 May 2014:
The “Smilers” brought inflatable dolls of their idol and foam fingers in honour of her controversial MTV appearance with singer Robin Thicke.