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An overwhelming fondness to have cats.
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aerohygrophile (s) (noun), aerohygrophiles (pl)
aerohygrophilous (adjective) (not comparable)
In botany, relating to aerial and hydrophilous vegetation: In her botany class, Sandy learned all about aerohygrophilous plants which were acclimatized for thriving in a high atmospheric humidity being moist or even wet.
aerohygrophily (s) (noun), aerohygrophilies (pl)
Vegetation or animal life which luxuriate in exceedingly lofty areas.
aerophilatelic (adjective) (not comparable)
aerophilately (s) (noun), aerophilatelies (pl)
The collecting of airmail stamps: Jack had a new hobby of aerophilately, and not only did he start accumulating stamps from all over the world, but he also studied the cancellations on the stamps and envelopes which he also saved.
aerophilatist (s) (noun), aerophilatists (pl)
aerophile (s) (noun), aerophiles (pl)
1. A person who loves aviation: Raymond's next-door neighbor was an aerophile who was a total fan of flying, and even had his ownf full size glider!
2. A plant pollinated by wind: Martin had a lovely garden which had lots of aerophiles that were all fertilized by airborne pollen.
aerophilic (adjective) (not comparable)
Pertaining to the necessity of air for proper growth; aerobic: Aerophilic microorganisms flourish best in the proximity of molecular oxygen.
aerophilous (adjective), more aerophilous, most aerophilous
A reference to plants which are pollinated by the wind or fertilized by airborne pollen: Aerophilous plants can very well grow in exposed windy habitats because of an environment full of oxygen!
aerophily (s) (noun), aerophilies (pl)
A plant which thrives in exposed windy habitats: Flowers of some trees or bushes are aerophilies and are pollinated by wind or fertilized by airborne pollen.
agglutinophilic (adjective), more agglutinophilic, most agglutinophilic


agrophile (s) (noun), agrophiles (pl)
Anything that thrives in farm lands.
agrophilous (adjective), more agrophilous, most agrophilous
1. A reference to living in agricultural soils.
2. Relating to a natural existence in grain fields.
agrophily (s) (noun), agrophilies (pl)
