Similar words: razzmatazz, frazzle, frazzled, papal, papacy, papaya, carapace, apart. Meaning: ['pɑpə'rɑtsəʊ /'pæpəræt-] 
n. a freelance photographer who pursues celebrities trying to take candid photographs of them to sell to newspapers or magazines.
n. a freelance photographer who pursues celebrities trying to take candid photographs of them to sell to newspapers or magazines. 
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(1) Hit a paparazzo? No, I would not do that!
(2) Andy: Sound like you are a paparazzo.
(3) The paparazzo may not be well-liked.
(4) Andy: Sound like you are a real paparazzo.
(5) A paparazzo has pleaded innocent to snapping private shots of the film star.
(6) The unnamed paparazzo doesn't seem to care about his job, let alone Jarman, saying "I'm only a snapper."
(7) Police say he punched a paparazzo in the head, sending him to the floor.
(8) Police say he punched a pl . paparazzo in the head[sentencedict.com/paparazzo.html], sending him into the floor.
(9) As an Italian family name Paparazzo is said to be common in Calabria.
(10) What we need is a real president, not a paparazzo!
(11) Since September, Deep Impact has been stalking Hartley 2 like a paparazzo, taking images every 5 minutes and gathering data.
(12) Madonna fell off a horse on the weekend at Long Island when a paparazzo jumped out of the bushes to take a photo and spooked her horse. She was taken to a local hospital.
(13) Since September, Deep Impact has been stalking Hartley 2 like a paparazzo, taking images every 5 minutes and gathering data. It's the first craft to visit two comets.
(14) It sounded like a poor excuse for a job, traveling with a no-name band as their official paparazzo.
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