bibliolater
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Bibliolater — Bib li*ol a*ter (b[i^]b l[i^]*[o^]l [.a]*t[ e]r), Bibliolatrist Bib li*ol a*trist (b[i^]b l[i^]*[o^]l [.a]*tr[i^]st), n. [See. {Bibliolatry}.] A worshiper of books; especially, a worshiper of the Bible; a believer in its verbal inspiration. De… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bibliolater — See bibliolatry. * * * … Universalium
bibliolater — n. adherer to a literal interpretation of the Bible; person who is extremely devoted to or concerned with books … English contemporary dictionary
bibliolater — bib·li·ol·a·ter … English syllables
bibliolater — n. worshipper of books, or of letter of Bible. ♦ bibliolatrous, a. ♦ bibliolatry, n. such worship … Dictionary of difficult words
bibliolater — … Useful english dictionary
Bibliolatrist — Bibliolater Bib li*ol a*ter (b[i^]b l[i^]*[o^]l [.a]*t[ e]r), Bibliolatrist Bib li*ol a*trist (b[i^]b l[i^]*[o^]l [.a]*tr[i^]st), n. [See. {Bibliolatry}.] A worshiper of books; especially, a worshiper of the Bible; a believer in its verbal… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bibliolatry — bibliolater, bibliolatrist, n. bibliolatrous, adj. /bib lee ol euh tree/, n. 1. excessive reverence for the Bible as literally interpreted. 2. extravagant devotion to or dependence upon books. [1755 65; BIBLIO + LATRY] * * * … Universalium
bibliolatrist — noun see bibliolater * * * bibliolater / olˈə tər/ or bibliolˈatrist noun A person given to bibliolatry • • • Main Entry: ↑bibli … Useful english dictionary
-later — noun combining form Etymology: French latre, from Late Latin latres, from Greek latrēs; akin to Greek latron pay worshiper < bibliolater > … New Collegiate Dictionary
