Chinkphile
Chinkphile by PoopyAss1212 November 30, 2020
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cinephile
Michael Bolton is a real cinephile.
Chinkchilla
An Asian chinchilla.
Person 1: is that a chinchilla?
Person 2: no, actually it's a chinkchilla because it came from china
Person 2: no, actually it's a chinkchilla because it came from china
Chinkchilla by 1531852 June 29, 2013
cinephile
someone who thoroughly likes movies, and many times will go out of their way to quote and tell their friends about movies.
Michael Bolton is a major cinephile.
Cinophile
"Turns out Michael Bolton is a major cinophile..." after obsessing over film references for the 'bog sexy hook' for new song 'Jack Sparrow' by Lonely Island (ft michael Bolton)
Cinophile by volleydrop June 3, 2011
cinephile
Cinephilia is the term used to refer to a passionate interest in cinema, film theory and film criticism.
Apparently Michael Bolton is a major cinephile according to Andy of The lonely island
Apparently Michael Bolton is a major cinephile according to Andy of The lonely island
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