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ludophile

ludophile noun: a person who loves games and puzzles.

Noun

ludophile (plural ludophiles)

  1. A person who loves games and puzzles.

Forms of ludophile

pluralludophiles

Origin of ludophile

From Latin ludō (“play”) + -phile.

Questions about ludophile

What does ludophile mean?
Ludophile means a person who loves games and puzzles.
What part of speech is ludophile?
Ludophile is a noun.
What is the plural of ludophile?
The plural of ludophile is ludophiles.

Words near ludophile in the dictionary

  1. ludoos
  2. ludopath
  3. ludopathies
  4. ludopaths
  5. ludopathy
  6. ludophile
  7. ludophiles
  8. ludophilia
  9. ludos
  10. LudoSport
  11. Ludovic

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