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kiwiphile
someone whose interest in all things 'kiwi' or from the island nation of New Zealand is greater than that of even their own culture.
Flight of the Conchords,Peter Jackson, Lord of the Rings, eg: Dan is a fan of FOTC and loves the accent and calls himself a kiwiphile
kiwiphile by DanielleStarryEyes April 5, 2008
korophile
Used in Psychiatry - a person who is strongly attracted to young men and/or boys; a type of cougar.
Origin: From Greek, "koros" (boy) and "kourios" (youthful).
Origin: From Greek, "koros" (boy) and "kourios" (youthful).
It turns out the woman across the street is a korophile after all. She's no ordinary cougar - I just caught her kissing the new guy in senior year.
korophile by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
kopphole
In the business world, this is a customer who refuses to be rational, and is rude and belligerent but as the vendor, you have to maintain the "customer is always right" rule, even though you know that they're being unreasonable.
kopphole by Bobberanne October 8, 2008
kpopphile
kpopphile by Dreamer.710 September 12, 2020
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