ETYMOLOGY
from Greek δένδρον (dendron) (tree) + philos/phile (loving, fond of; lover)
EXAMPLE (for n.)
“… This is the statement of a wild dendrophil. …”
From: Pall Mall Gazette
December, 1988
Word of the Day: DENDROPHIL
ETYMOLOGY
from Greek δένδρον (dendron) (tree) + philos/phile (loving, fond of; lover)
EXAMPLE (for n.)
“… This is the statement of a wild dendrophil. …”
From: Pall Mall Gazette
December, 1988
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