allomorph

Any varation on the human frame -e.g., a blind person, a deaf person, a paraplegic is an allomorph. They are all human beings who differ from the norm in some respect. First proposed in 1980 by John Gliedman and William Roth in "The Unexpected Minority: Handicapped Children in America." The authors saw the term as a much less loaded way to describe people with disabilities as compared with words like disabled or handicapped which imply inferiority to the norm, as opposed to simple difference.

America's more than fifty million allomorphs face crushing but often unintentional job discrimination.

by Proton1942 September 6, 2009

aeromorph

Similar to an Anthromorph, but with planes instead of animals. Possibly popularized due to Transformers.

That aeromorphic A-10 has some juicy boobs!

by Furrin Gok April 6, 2014

Automorph

Furries, but on a whole new level. Namely, on the automobile level. Basically people who dress as automobiles to automobile conventions. Some of them also have a kink for getting filled for gas, or oil, and engine checks.

Guy: “I’m a huge car guy, I just really love cars!”

Guy2: “So are you a Automorph?”

Guy: “Listen here idiot, I am not a disgusting burden on the car community, NOR DO I LOOK LIKE ONE! IM NOT HERE, TRYNA’ DRESS UP AS CARDBOARD CARS AND FUCK OTHER PEOPLE, SPECIFICALLY IN A CARDBOARD CAR! FUCK YOU GUY2!”

by Average sadboi October 11, 2019

alloprophoric

"bringing on behalf of others" but implies the selfish twist: the person is bringing something that isn't their own to benefit themselves.
The noun for this would be an allophorist, or the act itself could be called allophory.

You host a BBQ at your house and your brother-in-law makes a ridiculous amount of plates for his friends to come and pick up

"Yo! Stop this alloprophoric behavior at once!"

by fernward September 19, 2025