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Hugophiles

Hugophiles is the plural of Hugophile.

Meaning of Hugophile

Noun

Hugophile (plural Hugophiles)

  1. An admirer of French writer Victor Hugo (1802–1885).
    • But when Wilde did finally get to visit his idol's home (Swinburne, another Hugophile had been a recent visitor) Hugo promptly fell asleep.¹⁶ He was, after all, quite ancient: eighty-one.2005, John Stokes, “Peacocks and pearls: Oscar Wilde and Sarah Bernhardt”, in The French Actress and Her English Audience, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 143

Questions about Hugophiles

What is Hugophiles the plural of?
Hugophiles is the plural of Hugophile.

Words near Hugophiles in the dictionary

  1. Hugonian
  2. Hugonians
  3. Hugoniot
  4. Hugoniots
  5. Hugophile
  6. Hugophiles
  7. HugOps
  8. Hugos
  9. Hugoton
  10. Hugpa
  11. Hugpa East

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