turophile 

turophile:
(toor'-oh-file, tyoor'-oh-file) n.

a connoisseur of cheese; a cheese fancier. from Greek tyros "cheese" + philos "loving."

Brad: How many blocks of cheese are you buying?!?

Craig: What can I say, I like cheese.

Brad: *cough* turophile *cough*

turophile by StinkyCheese April 12, 2009

TUROPHILE 

Some one who fancies cheese.
A cheese lover.

I am gagging for a bit of chedder.

Oh Molly your such a turophile

TUROPHILE by sam1986 March 4, 2009

beer trophies

When you wake up in the morning after a night out and you see the traffic cone/for sale sign/gnome etc in your room, you have a beer trophy.
The beer trophies are distributed by the beer fairy for good drinking efforts.

I woke up and found a shopping trolley in the front room.

beer trophies by m April 21, 2005

It's hella trophies and it's hella thick 

In BTS song Mic Drop ft. Desiigner, the English part says "Did you see my bag? Do you see my bag? It's hella trophies and it's hella thick". They are referring that since they work hard their bag contain lots of trophies and it's heavy (thick). Since the original version is in Korean, when they sang that part in English it was funny so many people made it into a inside joke.

Hater: BTS has no talent whatsoever…

Fan: Seriously have you seen their bag?
BTS MIC drop: It's hella trophies and it's hella thick

It's hella trophies and it's hella thick by ~A.L. November 25, 2017

Pee-wee trophies 

Noun

A cheap plastic trophy given to a young child that signifies no achievement whatsoever.

You kicked the ball! Yay! Have a trophy!

You failed to kick the ball and fell on your face! Yay! Have a trophy!

"My kid has stacks of these crappy Pee-wee trophies at home gathering dust..."

Pee-wee trophies by IQuarent April 14, 2014

Turkophile 

An abnormal fondness and attachment to anything of Turkish significance, cultural

He has become such a Turkophile!

Turkophile by turk105 October 30, 2010

Typophile

Typography obsessed individual. Fonts, type families, weights and widths, italics and obliques.
These words send an arousing feeling up a typophiles spine.

Bill couldn't stop analysing the new Natwest advert and it's ridiculous use of type. What a typophile!

Typophile by predatorMC March 12, 2009