equiphile
equiphile noun: one who loves horses.
Noun
equiphile (plural equiphiles)
- One who loves horses.
- Unless you’re the kind of equiphile who grew up with “Black Beauty” on your shelf, Nir’s personal horse stories can blend together — wait, was Amigo the red quarter horse with the fear of plastic bags, or the chestnut Appaloosa at the Upper West Side training academy?2020 August 14, Ben Goldfarb, “Birds and Horses and Eels, Oh My! New Books About Animals”, in The New York Times
- Synonyms:
- hippophile
Synonyms of equiphile
Forms of equiphile
| plural | equiphiles |
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Origin of equiphile
From Latin equus (“horse”) + -phile.
Questions about equiphile
- What does equiphile mean?
- Equiphile means one who loves horses.
- What part of speech is equiphile?
- Equiphile is a noun.
- What is the plural of equiphile?
- The plural of equiphile is equiphiles.
Words near equiphile in the dictionary
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