Internet troll; obsessive nerd; freak; addict
Derogatory Internet slang, originally an abbreviation of 厨房 (kitchen) used to mock immature online behavior. Often attached as a suffix to a noun indicating the target of obsession, e.g., ゲーム厨 (game addict/nerd). The gloss 'fag' is a crude English equivalent and should be used with caution.
See also: 厨房
あの掲示板は厨ばかりで見ていられない。
That forum is full of trolls and I can't stand reading it.
彼は一日中ゲームをしているゲーム厨だ。
He's a game freak who plays games all day.
He's a game freak who only ever talks about games.
あのアニメを見て以来、完全にアイドル厨になってしまった。
Ever since watching that anime, he's turned into a total idol-obsessed freak.
I just talked about it in a bit of detail and got labeled a train freak.
マニア is a fairly neutral word for a dedicated enthusiast, while 厨 always carries a mocking, insulting tone.
信者 (as slang) mocks someone's blind devotion to a person or brand, similar to 厨 but focused more on fanatical belief than general obsession.
kitchen; galley · troll; immature user
chef; head cook
male cook; male kitchen worker
chef; head cook
kitchen waste; garbage from cooking
Standard kanji form for this Internet slang suffix/noun.
Kana spelling is common in informal online writing.
Abbreviation of 厨房 (kitchen), used as derogatory Internet slang to refer to immature or obsessive online users.
ragequitter; person who disconnects from an online game when losing
chef (Western cuisine) · cook or waiter on a ship