Bibliotechno

noun:
Stemming from the Greek word "biblos" meaning book and the style of electronic dance music "techno."

A dance club and fully functioning library in which patrons are encouraged to bring books, browse the current collection of books/periodicals or simply dance the night away.

The term was originally coined in Robledillo, a small town in Spain, by Conquistador Hastio Perros III, a former librarian turned DJ circa 1989.

Jarvis: Hey babe. Let's go out and rage the club tonight.

Lolita: Hmm I dunno, boo. I was feelin' like curling up with a good book. Maybe we could read to eachother...?

Dermot: Hey guys! Don't mean to interrupt! Why don't you go to that new bibliotechno down the street?!?

Jarvis: Bro. Why are you eavesdropping on our conversation right now?

by DicksInDisguise June 6, 2017

bibliographise

to write the bibliography, or to be employed as, a bibliographer

"did you finish you're book report?"
"totes mcgoats, i got the research off the internet so when i bibliographise im gonna have to make up some book references"

by beRad17 April 30, 2010

Bibliomanic

An excessive fondness for acquiring and possessing books.

Sunny is a bibliomanic.

by Anumae December 5, 2012

bibliomancy

Bibliomancy; drug induced divination inspired by literature, romance, pontification, lust, boredom, longing, debauchery etc...

He had thick eyebrows and in a deep voice began the Bibliomancy.

by kubrickworship February 10, 2014

Bibliogasm

When an avid reader finds a story so amazing that they actually have a light orgasm from it.

Oh god I can't believe a person actually wrote something this amazing I-I-I...I just had a bibliogasm.

by Galeiam October 9, 2014

biblioflub

A verb to describe a speaker mispronouncing a word because he or she learned it from reading.

While a biblioflub is, by definition, a mistake, the word connotes respect for people who read bigger ideas than are spoken around them and then dare speak them.

"Dude, I made a huge biblioflub in front of a major director last night, trying to sound smart. I hope they knew what I was getting at!"

by north4u2c January 15, 2017

bibliopole

A person who buys and sells books, especially rare ones.You always want the books, but never get them.
bib·li·o·pole
noun archaic

My ten minutes passed very rapidly in conversation with these two experts in books, the bibliopole and the bibliothecary.

by M. D. J.ames November 28, 2017