biblioklept

Someone who steals books.

Stop stealing books, you biblioklept.

by Nicoley0 June 15, 2019

Bellion

A word used to describe the absolute epic-ness of an action, situation or person, designed to reflect the enduring class of one of the world's finest footballers: the majestic David Bellion.

'Mate, you are having an absolute Bellion today'

'Oh my god, this place is so Bellion'

'Pure Bellion'

by UoBTekkers September 28, 2011

bibliograffiti

graffiti that consists of Bible verses or other Christian slogans/images

Common instances of bibliograffiti are John 3:16 and the Jesus fish

by atds January 30, 2009

bibliofecosis

the immediate need to defecate brought on by proximity to reading materials. can be triggered by single books, this usually refers to the urge being brought on in a bookstore of sorts.
found on a reddit thread

Stitchopoulis can't walk into a bookstore without immediately being hit with a bout of bibliofecosis, and having to find the bathroom to take a shit.

by grunzer November 22, 2010

Do the Berlioz

Do the Berlioz is the manner of self-defenestration, aka throwing yourself out of a fucking window, with great passion.

Jared: Yo did you see Kevin Do the Berlioz?
Brock: Oh shit where is he now
Jared: 2nd floor balcony writing poetry

by Actually_Sorabji April 6, 2021

bibliosexual

A person, male or female, who is so deeply enthralled with books they discuss it with a level of passion that most people reserve for sex.

The bibliosexual freak really, really liked reading.

by MaxMeat March 27, 2007

Bibliobibuli

The term is a mixture of Greek ("biblio" -- meaning books) and Latin ("bibulous" from "bibere" -- meaning to drink), and can be loosely translated as being drunk on books.

"bibliobibuli" was a term coined in 1957 by H. L. Mencken who said:

"There are people who read too much: the bibliobibuli. I know some who are constantly drunk on books, as other men are drunk on whiskey or religion. They wander through this most diverting and stimulating of worlds in a haze, seeing nothing and hearing nothing."

by Kelli Christiansen January 15, 2008