zythophilic
zythophilic adjective: exhibiting zythophilia; fond of beer.
Adjective
zythophilic (comparative more zythophilic, superlative most zythophilic)
- Exhibiting zythophilia; fond of beer.
- Naah. It's the beer, mate. That's how they compensate for American beer -- which, as everyone knows, is like making love in a canoe. ¶ --Alex (the zythophilic philistine)2007 April 14, aleksios, “Re: overseas customers discriminated against?”, in rec.music.classical.recordings (Usenet)
- Even better, keep a couple bottles in your cupboard for Feb. 14 – it’s the perfect drink to impress your zythophilic (beer-loving) Valentine, and to pair with dark chocolate desserts.2014 January 15, Victoria Stowe, “The Brew Crew: Winter Beard Double Chocolate Cranberry Stout”, in The Gateway, volume 104, number 20, Edmonton: Gateway Student Journalism Society (University of...
- Antonyms:
- zythophobic
Antonyms of zythophilic
Forms of zythophilic
| comparative | more zythophilic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most zythophilic |
Origin of zythophilic
From zytho- + -philic.
Questions about zythophilic
- What does zythophilic mean?
- Zythophilic means exhibiting zythophilia; fond of beer.
- What part of speech is zythophilic?
- Zythophilic is an adjective.
Words near zythophilic in the dictionary
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