disneyophile
"i am a disneyophile."
"whats that?"
"that is a person that finds joy and peace in disney fairy tales."
"whats that?"
"that is a person that finds joy and peace in disney fairy tales."
disneyophile by anonymous November 3, 2020
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disneyphile
A Disneyphile is a word for someone who truly loves disney. It's usually associated with those who are hardcore into Disney; not your average Disney fan.
You are over 20 and you're still giddy when Disney comes out with a new movie.
Your apartment/house/room is littered with Disney stuff, especially around major holidays.
You pretty much can sing and act out almost every Disney movie that you love. That's usually all of them.
Guy 1: Why in the world would people get married at Disney World?
Guy 2: They must be disneyphiles.
Your apartment/house/room is littered with Disney stuff, especially around major holidays.
You pretty much can sing and act out almost every Disney movie that you love. That's usually all of them.
Guy 1: Why in the world would people get married at Disney World?
Guy 2: They must be disneyphiles.
disneyphile by babyloftus2014 November 7, 2013
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Disneyphilia
The phenomenon in which healthy adults with no pedophiliac tendencies whatsoever find themselves suddenly whacking it to cute young stars of either sex on the Disney Channel.
"I think your father may be a Disneyphiliac. I just walked in on him, his hand and Selena Gomez."
"David Henrie is a gifted comic actor and the beloved of Disneyphiliacs everywhere."
"The Annie Liebowitz photographs of Bille Ray and Miley Cyrus being 'too intimate' provide clear proof that even Disney actors can themselves become Disneyphiliacs."
"David Henrie is a gifted comic actor and the beloved of Disneyphiliacs everywhere."
"The Annie Liebowitz photographs of Bille Ray and Miley Cyrus being 'too intimate' provide clear proof that even Disney actors can themselves become Disneyphiliacs."
Disneyphilia by BrainardsPyjamas July 28, 2010
Disneyphile
I'm gonna go see Frozen 2, you in?
Dude, you've seen that movie 5 times already!
But it's so good!
Shut up you filthy disneyphile!
Dude, you've seen that movie 5 times already!
But it's so good!
Shut up you filthy disneyphile!
Disneyphile by Karashou December 29, 2019
Disneyphilia
Disneyphilia by Elsa From Frozen November 22, 2018
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