Bebophile

Someone who spends a ridiculous amount of time on social networking sites such as Bebo.

The word comes from the name of social network site "Bebo" and the ancient Greek word "phile" meaning "to love".

Hurry up and get off there! You are such a Bebophile!

by BMX Bandit July 27, 2009

biophile

One that loves or has a strong affinity for life and all living organisms.

bio- or bi-, pref: 1. Life; living organism: biome. 2. Biology; biological: biophysics.
-phile or -phil, suff: 1. One that loves or has a strong affinity or preference for: audiophile. 2. Loving; having a strong affinity or preference for: Francophile.

St. Francis of Asisi, Ghandi, and Mother Teresa were biophiles.

by biophile87 May 22, 2005

bebophile

Somebody who uses social networking sites such as Bebo to prey on young girls and is a portmanteau of the words Bebo and peadophile.

My mate Jake is a right Bebophile....I heard he's going out with a 14 year old that he found on there

by Oatey March 1, 2007

bedophile

someone who loves to sleep

i napped all day, i'm such a bedophile

by monkey12345 April 11, 2008

Senophile

A young adult woman who is attracted to or lusts after men that are significantly older than herself (10-20 years or so).

Katie is only 19 and is dating a 46 year old. What a senophile.

by Ksnarfilumpagast December 16, 2008

Bellophile

Those nice people that like war

(from latin bellum, war, like belligerent)

the world is ruled by Bellophiles

(Sting - Another Day)

by aboriginal facts May 7, 2018

xenophile

n. A person who is especially interested in foreign cultures, languages, and people. This usually develops through education and research about the varied accomplishments--artistic, linguistic, political, martial, architectural--of cultures not their own. Unlike such specimens as the Wapanese or the rice queen, xenophiles are not motivated by jungle fever, yellow fever or spice fever. Of course, xenophiles often display some romantic appreciation for the denizens of the culture/s in which they are interested.
An Orientalist may be a xenophile, though not all xenophiles are Orientalists. Xenophiles are often polyglotts and learn different languages and writing systems. A xenophile is the opposite of a xenophobe.

Much to their chagrin, xenophiles are commonly asked such questions as "What do you see in (insert name of country)?" or "Why do you like ________ people so much?"

Being extremely old, full and varied, the cultures of India and China are popular among xenophiles.

by madmouth January 1, 2009