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Shakespearolatry

Shakespearolatry noun: extreme enthusiasm for the works of William Shakespeare.

Noun

Shakespearolatry (uncountable)

  1. Extreme enthusiasm for the works of William Shakespeare.

Origin of Shakespearolatry

From Shakespeare + -olatry.

Questions about Shakespearolatry

What does Shakespearolatry mean?
Shakespearolatry means extreme enthusiasm for the works of William Shakespeare.
What part of speech is Shakespearolatry?
Shakespearolatry is a noun.

Words near Shakespearolatry in the dictionary

  1. Shakespearized
  2. Shakespearizes
  3. Shakespearizing
  4. Shakespearolater
  5. Shakespearolaters
  6. Shakespearolatry
  7. Shakespearologist
  8. Shakespearologists
  9. Shakespearology
  10. Shakesperana
  11. Shakespere

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