aelurophil
UK/iːˈljʊəɹəfɪl/
aelurophil is the alternative form of ailurophile.
Meaning of ailurophile
Noun
ailurophile (plural ailurophiles)
- A person with ailurophilia; a cat-lover.
- He played the piano well, was an enthusiastic ailurophile, and persistently played solitaire while talking and writing.1971, E. F. Bleiler, “Introduction”, in Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, Montague Rhodes James, page 4
- Synonyms:
- cataholic, catlover, catophile, felophile, felinophile
Forms of aelurophil
| plural | aelurophils |
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Origin of aelurophil
From aeluro- + -phil.
Questions about aelurophil
- What is aelurophil the alternative form of?
- Aelurophil is the alternative form of ailurophile.
- How do you pronounce aelurophil?
- Aelurophil is pronounced /iːˈljʊəɹəfɪl/ (UK).
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