enophile

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(ē′nə fīl′)

noun

oenophile

See enophile in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also oe·no·phile

noun
  1. One who appreciates and enjoys wine.
  2. A collector of wine.

Origin:

Origin: Greek oinos, wine

Origin: + -phile

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Related Forms:

  • eˌno·philˈi·a (ēˌnə-fĭlˈē-ə) noun
  • eˌno·philˈic (-fĭlˈĭk) adjective
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