opacarophile
An opacarophile is a lover of sunsets. It is composed of "opacare" which is Latin for sunset (or dusk), and 'phile' which is Greek for love.
opacarophile by Strange Words December 9, 2019
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opacarophile
opacarophile by MittyDawn July 11, 2019
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opacarophile
Jessica sat down outside admiring the sunset
Kyle: did you hear? She is always outside when the sun sets
Miles: yeah, she’s Opacarophile
Kyle: did you hear? She is always outside when the sun sets
Miles: yeah, she’s Opacarophile
opacarophile by Thatgurlyhat June 21, 2018
opacrophile
If you’re an opacrophile, you have the purest personality ever. You love watching the sunset and you do it every day. To be an opacrophile means you love sunsets more than the average human being, and you are just as golden as the sunset.
opacrophile by ottermae.1258 October 2, 2023
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