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logomaniacs

logomaniacs is the plural of logomaniac.

Meaning of logomaniac

Noun

logomaniac (plural logomaniacs)

  1. One who is obsessed with words.
    • Willy's speech, like Doc's, is a rolling bricolage of cliche, literary quotation, epigram, advertising slogan and salvage from the past. To some extent, the presence in the book of a drunken logomaniac such as Willy gives Auster's prose a new exuberance.1999 June 21, Toby Mundy, “Novel of the week: Timbuktu by Paul Auster”, in New Statesman, retrieved 27 Sep 2010

Questions about logomaniacs

What is logomaniacs the plural of?
Logomaniacs is the plural of logomaniac.

Words near logomaniacs in the dictionary

  1. logomancies
  2. logomancy
  3. logomania
  4. logomaniac
  5. logomaniacal
  6. logomaniacs
  7. logomantic
  8. logomark
  9. logomarks
  10. logometer
  11. logometers

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