someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
<noun.person> a golf addict a car nut a bodybuilding freak a news junkie
It would take a cultural junkie to remember which city glowed with creativity in 1989 (Paris) or 1992 (Madrid).
I ask if he is a publicity junkie.
I'm a news junkie and I collect stories.
Despite its superficiality, it's a political junkie's delight.
"I'm trying to hold the line at the same expenditure level as last year with the same list," says Mary C. White, an admitted catalog junkie from Chicago.
Undercover agents who watched his office said Keelan's visitors included "every junkie we ever saw or heard of and a lot that we didn't," McQuade said.