different between coprophilic vs coprophile
coprophilic
English
Etymology
copro- +? -philic
Adjective
coprophilic (comparative more coprophilic, superlative most coprophilic)
- (chiefly ecology) Enjoying contact with excrement.
See also
- scatophilic
coprophilic From the web:
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coprophile
English
Etymology
copro- (“dung”) +? -phile (“loving”)
Pronunciation
- kop-rof´?-l
Noun
coprophile (plural coprophiles)
- Alternative spelling of coprophil
- A feces-loving organism.
- (ecology) An organism (typically microorganisms and fungi) living off or growing in dung or other fecal matter.
Related terms
References
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences
- Dorlands Medical Dictionary
coprophile From the web:
- what is a coprophile
- coprophile definition
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