ZOOPHILIC

Meaning of ZOOPHILIC in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌzō-ə-ˈfi-lik ]

adjective

or zo·oph·i·lous zō-ˈä-fə-ləs, zə-ˈwä-

Date: 1886

: having an attraction to or preference for animals ; especially of an insect : preferring animals to humans as a source of food

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ZOOPHILIC — or zoophilous adjective Date: 1886 having an attraction to or preference for animals
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
ZOOPHILIC — |zōə|filik adjective or zo·oph·i·lous zōˈäfələs Etymology: zo- + -philic or -philous : having an attraction to or preference for animals: …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ZOOPHILIC — adj. having an affinity for animals; pollinated by animals (Botany)
Толковый словарь английского языка - Редакция bed
ZOOPHILIC — [zoo.phil.ic] or zo.oph.i.lous adj (1886): having an attraction to or preference for animals; esp, of an insect: preferring animals to …
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ZOOPHILIC — adj. Pronunciation: ˌ z ō - ə - ' fi-lik Variant: or zo · oph · i · lous \ …
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ZOOPHILOUS — adjective see: zoophilic
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
ZOOPHILOUS — adjective see zoophilic
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ZOOPHILIA — ˌzōəˈfilēə noun also zo·oph·i·lism zōˈäfəˌlizəm ( -s ) Etymology: zoophilia from New Latin, from zo- + -philia; zoophilism from zo- …
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ZOOPHILE — ˈzōəˌfīl noun ( -s ) Etymology: zo- + -phile : a zoophilic individual
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ZOOIDIOPHILOUS — zō|ȯidē|äfələs adjective Etymology: probably alteration of zoidiophilous : zoophilic a
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ZOIDIOPHILOUS — zō|idē|äfələs adjective Etymology: Greek zōidion (diminutive of zōion animal) + English -philous — more at zodiac : zoophilic a
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ZODIOPHILOUS — |zōdē|äfələs adjective Etymology: Greek zōidion (diminutive of zōion animal) + English -philous : zoophilic a
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ZOOPHILOUS — /zoh of"euh leuhs/ , adj. 1. Bot. adapted to pollination by animals, esp. those other than insects. 2. having an …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
ZOOPHILOUS — see zoophilic
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ENTOMOPHILOUS — adjective Date: 1880 : normally pollinated by insects — compare zoophilic • en·to·moph·i·ly -lē noun
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ENTOMOPHILOUS — [en.to.moph.i.lous] adj (1880): normally pollinated by insects--compare zoophilic -- en.to.moph.i.ly n
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ZOOPHILIA — also called Bestiality, sexual relations between a human being and an animal. Although the practice is illegal in most countries, …
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