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chronophile

chronophile noun: a person who takes an interest in time.

Noun

chronophile (plural chronophiles)

  1. A person who takes an interest in time.
  2. One who is (sexually or romantically) attracted to those of a specific and different age group.

Forms of chronophile

pluralchronophiles

Origin of chronophile

From chrono- + -phile.

Questions about chronophile

What does chronophile mean?
Chronophile means a person who takes an interest in time.
What part of speech is chronophile?
Chronophile is a noun.
What is the plural of chronophile?
The plural of chronophile is chronophiles.

Words near chronophile in the dictionary

  1. chronopharmacological
  2. chronopharmacology
  3. chronopharmacotherapy
  4. chronopher
  5. chronophers
  6. chronophile
  7. chronophiles
  8. chronophilia
  9. chronophilic
  10. chronophin
  11. chronophobia

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