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pianophile

pianophile noun: a lover of piano music.

Noun

pianophile (plural pianophiles)

  1. A lover of piano music.
    • To the ardent pianophiles who flock to the International Keyboard Institute & Festival at Mannes College the New School for Music every summer, the Canadian virtuoso Marc-André Hamelin is royalty.2007 July 30, Steve Smith, “Festival’s King of Keys Kicks Off With Haydn”, in New York Times

Forms of pianophile

pluralpianophiles

Origin of pianophile

From piano + -phile.

Questions about pianophile

What does pianophile mean?
Pianophile means a lover of piano music.
What part of speech is pianophile?
Pianophile is a noun.
What is the plural of pianophile?
The plural of pianophile is pianophiles.

Words near pianophile in the dictionary

  1. pianolists
  2. pianologue
  3. pianologues
  4. pianoman
  5. pianomania
  6. pianophile
  7. pianophiles
  8. pianoplayer
  9. pianoplayers
  10. pianos
  11. pianos-forte

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