bandwagon
/ˈbændˌwɔɡən/Definitions
1. noun
a fashionable or popular cause, movement, or trend that people are rushing to support or join, often without critical evaluation
“The new restaurant became the latest bandwagon in the city, with everyone trying to get a reservation.”
2. verb
to join or support a fashionable or popular cause, movement, or trend, often without critical evaluation
“Many people are bandwagoning the environmental movement by making changes to their daily lives.”
3. noun
a traveling circus or theatrical performance, especially in the 19th century
“The bandwagon was a popular attraction at the fair, featuring acrobats and clowns.”
4. noun
a vehicle, especially a wagon, that carries a musical band
“The band’s bandwagon was decorated with colorful streamers and balloons.”