a tune or part of a song that repeats in one’s mind.
v. 有主动词 verb
to work into a person’s mind: The Pepsi jingles have earwormed their way into my head.
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The upbeat earworm “Oxytocin” sees the singer trying out a techno sound paired with vocals reminiscent of Karen O during her Yeah Yeah Yeahs era.
“ASAP” may not be the type of instant earworm that its predecessor, “So Bad,” was, but its charm is undeniable once the song’s melodies take hold.
Both of these songs are earworms that might’ve been top 10 hits in a different place or time.
There are earworms that could double as self-refilling serotonin boosters, while other songs are heart-splitting epiphanies about love, grief, community, and pride.
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But in the 1990s, the English word "earworm" gained the meaning "a song or melody that keeps repeating in one's mind."
The newer sense of "earworm" is actually influenced by the German word for this phenomenon—a word that translates to "earworm."
"Earworm" has been around for quite some time to refer to a pest that burrows into the ears of corn.