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radiophiles

radiophiles is the plural of radiophile.

Meaning of radiophile

Noun

radiophile (plural radiophiles)

  1. Any radiophilic organism.
  2. One who loves radio (transmissions) or radios, or one who collects radios.
    • Dr. Wind, with the object of eliminating what he, a radiophile, termed “the static of personal relationship,” had his impregnable child tested psychometrically at the Institute by a couple of outsiders, young Dr. Stern and his smiling wife (I am Louis and this is Christina).1957 March 7, Vladimir Nabokov, chapter 4.3, in Pnin, Heinemann, page 90

Questions about radiophiles

What is radiophiles the plural of?
Radiophiles is the plural of radiophile.

Words near radiophiles in the dictionary

  1. radiopharmacy
  2. radiophenotype
  3. radiophenotypes
  4. radiophenotypic
  5. radiophile
  6. radiophiles
  7. radiophilic
  8. radiophobia
  9. radiophone
  10. radiophones
  11. radiophonic

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