Sapiophile
Sapiophile by kiwijane3 November 29, 2015
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Sapiophile
/ sā-pē-ō,fī-l / n. one who is attracted to intelligent people.
f. L sapio (“wise/intelligent”) and Ancient Gk ~phile (“fond/love”)
f. L sapio (“wise/intelligent”) and Ancient Gk ~phile (“fond/love”)
Sapiophile by Sapioman October 2, 2013
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Monica is a sapiophile, she gets turned on by intelligent men and cannot resist to end up having sex with them
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Snapeophilia
The love/attraction/obsession/affinity to/for Professor Severus Snape from J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter book series.
"Oh, that Amanda, she's got it bad for that potions professor dude."
"Oh, yeah? She's got Snapeophilia, then. She's a Snapeophile."
"Oh, yeah? She's got Snapeophilia, then. She's a Snapeophile."
Snapeophilia by DementisVenustas January 20, 2009
skateophile
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skateophile by Scrapskate August 24, 2016
sapiophile
A sapiophile is a person who is attracted to intelligent people or people with higher intelligence than others.
girl: "hey whats your type?"
guy: "idk i like intelligent girls🤓"
girl: "so you're a sapiophile?"
Guy: "i'm a what..."
guy: "idk i like intelligent girls🤓"
girl: "so you're a sapiophile?"
Guy: "i'm a what..."
sapiophile by 🪷Pulchritudinous🪷 June 9, 2024
soapiophile
soap·i·o·phile /ˈsoʊpiəˌfaɪl/
noun
A connoisseur or collector of decorative, artisanal, or historically significant soaps.
An individual who finds deep aesthetic or sensory satisfaction in the scents, textures, and lathers of high-quality cleansers.
Origin: Coined by Shalu Jain, 2025; from English soap + Greek -phile (lover of).
noun
A connoisseur or collector of decorative, artisanal, or historically significant soaps.
An individual who finds deep aesthetic or sensory satisfaction in the scents, textures, and lathers of high-quality cleansers.
Origin: Coined by Shalu Jain, 2025; from English soap + Greek -phile (lover of).
"Walking into the boutique apothecary, Marcus felt like a true soapiophile; he spent nearly an hour analyzing the essential oil blends and the triple-milled texture of the French bars."
soapiophile by Creativista_SJ January 6, 2026