6 definitions by Greek_Latin_King
Psychiatry - a person who is sexually attracted to mid-to-late adolescents, generally aged 15 to 19; not a pedophile. Origin: From Greek, "Ephebe" (early manhood).
It turns out the chick across the street is a ephebophile after all. I just caught her kissing that new guy in the tenth grade!
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
Psychiatry (also parthenophile) - a person who is strongly attracted to young women and/or girls - especially mid-to-late adolescent virgins. Origin: Greek, "parthenos" (virgin, maiden, girl).
It turns out the guy across the street is a parthophile after all. Once he found out I wasn't a virgin, he started freaking out.
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
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.
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
Psychiatry (also parthophile) - a person who is strongly attracted to young women and/or girls - especially mid-to-late adolescent virgins. Origin: Greek, "parthenos" (virgin, maiden, girl).
It turns out the guy across the street is a parthenophile after all. Once he found out I wasn't a virgin, he started freaking out.
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
Psychiatry - a person who is sexually attracted to adolescents in the early years of puberty, generally aged 11 to 14; not a pedophile. Origin: From Greek, "Hebe" (goddess of youth).
It turns out the chick across the street is a hebephile after all. I just caught her kissing that new guy in the seventh grade!
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011
Marital - Marriage between people from different backgrounds - especially from foreign lands (or in fiction, from alien worlds); a more extreme/diverse form of heterogamy.
Botany - Floral fertilisation by genetically different pollen.
Origin: From Greek "xenos" (stranger) and "gamos" (marriage).
Botany - Floral fertilisation by genetically different pollen.
Origin: From Greek "xenos" (stranger) and "gamos" (marriage).
The United Nations finally legalised xenogamy, once they realised that the alien race wanted to coexist in peace.
by Greek_Latin_King June 21, 2011