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panphiliac

UK/ˌpænˈfɪ.li.æk/

panphiliac noun: one who engages in panphilia.

Noun

panphiliac (plural panphiliacs)

  1. One who engages in panphilia.
  2. A lover of all things.

Forms of panphiliac

pluralpanphiliacs

Origin of panphiliac

From panphilia + -ac.

Questions about panphiliac

What does panphiliac mean?
Panphiliac means one who engages in panphilia.
What part of speech is panphiliac?
Panphiliac is a noun.
How do you pronounce panphiliac?
Panphiliac is pronounced /ˌpænˈfɪ.li.æk/ (UK).
What is the plural of panphiliac?
The plural of panphiliac is panphiliacs.

Words near panphiliac in the dictionary

  1. panpathy
  2. panpestivirus
  3. panpharmacon
  4. panpharmacons
  5. panphilia
  6. panphiliac
  7. panphiliacs
  8. panphobe
  9. panphobes
  10. panphobia
  11. panphobic

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