Goth (noun)

1. A person who is interested in the gothic subculture, typically characterized by an interest in dark and often macabre music and fashion, and a fascination with death and the supernatural.
2. A person who is part of a subculture that is interested in dark and macabre things, often characterized by dark clothing and makeup.

Origin:

1980s: shortening of gothic (in the sense "relating to the goths"); later associated with the gothic rock subculture of the 1980s and its associated fashions.

Examples:

1. He was a goth, always dressed in black and listening to dark music.
2. The goth subculture is often associated with the gothic rock music of the 1980s.
3. The goth culture is characterized by dark music and fashion.
4. She was a goth, she loved dark and macabre things.
5. The goths are often misperceived as gloomy and depressed people.