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triviaphile

triviaphile noun: a person who loves trivia (obscure or unimportant facts).

Noun

triviaphile (plural triviaphiles)

  1. (rare) A person who loves trivia (obscure or unimportant facts).
    • Bo Derek was a teenager when she met her husband, actor/director John Derek. She starred in a few roles that were tailor made for her by her husband. Among them was a remake of Tarzan. For the champion triviaphile, what was the name of the handsome man who portrayed Tarzan opposite Bo?1984 April, Tom Arranaga, “Trivia Quiz: Pursuing Trivia About Today's and Yesterday's Femme Fatales”, in Orange Coast, →ISSN, page 147
    Synonyms:
    triviaholic

Synonyms of triviaphile

Forms of triviaphile

pluraltriviaphiles

Origin of triviaphile

From trivia + -phile.

Questions about triviaphile

What does triviaphile mean?
Triviaphile means a person who loves trivia (obscure or unimportant facts).
What part of speech is triviaphile?
Triviaphile is a noun.
What is the plural of triviaphile?
The plural of triviaphile is triviaphiles.

Words near triviaphile in the dictionary

  1. trivializings
  2. triviall
  3. trivially
  4. trivialness
  5. trivials
  6. triviaphile
  7. triviaphiles
  8. trivias
  9. triviata
  10. triviid
  11. triviids

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