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Londonphile

Londonphile noun: one who is fond of the city of London.

Noun

Londonphile (plural Londonphiles)

  1. One who is fond of the city of London.
    • A Londonphile returning to live here after more than six years away in Moscow and Rome is struck at almost every turning by the ways, mostly subtle, she has changed.1976, European Community, numbers 192-198, page 38
    • I am, unashamedly an Anglophile and, if there is such a word, a Londonphile. My first trip to London did not come until February 1964.2000, Rafe Mair, Rants, Raves, & Recollections, Whitecap Books, →ISBN, page 82

Forms of Londonphile

pluralLondonphiles

Origin of Londonphile

From London + -phile.

Questions about Londonphile

What does Londonphile mean?
Londonphile means one who is fond of the city of London.
What part of speech is Londonphile?
Londonphile is a noun.
What is the plural of Londonphile?
The plural of Londonphile is Londonphiles.

Words near Londonphile in the dictionary

  1. Londonize
  2. Londonized
  3. Londonizes
  4. Londonizing
  5. Londono
  6. Londonphile
  7. Londonphiles
  8. Londons
  9. Londonshire
  10. Londonstan
  11. Londonward

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