dissectologist
dissectologist noun: a jigsaw-puzzle enthusiast.
Noun
dissectologist (plural dissectologists)
- A jigsaw-puzzle enthusiast.
- Dissectologists do not require pins, a scalpel, or forceps. What they need is a sharp eye, and the ability to see large patterns in small bits—for a dissectologist is a person who loves solving jigsaw puzzles.2020s, Jeff Greenwald, “The Puzzling Craft of Dissectology”, in Craftmanship
- There are countless dissectologists out there, puzzling with family or on their own, their eyes fixed on a 500-piece or even a 10,000-piece puzzle2025 July 3, Unattributed, “Dissectologist: What If It Were You?”, in Puzzle Jour Férié
Forms of dissectologist
| plural | dissectologists |
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Origin of dissectologist
From dissect + -ologist.
Questions about dissectologist
- What does dissectologist mean?
- Dissectologist means a jigsaw-puzzle enthusiast.
- What part of speech is dissectologist?
- Dissectologist is a noun.
- What is the plural of dissectologist?
- The plural of dissectologist is dissectologists.
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