Word of the Day: Bibliolater

Can you pronounce bibliolater?

January 8, 2026

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. One characterized by bibliolatry; a book worshipper. Can Gold and Silver Protect Your Savings in Uncertain Times? In an unpredictable economy, it's natural to look for ways to protect your hard-earned savings. Goldco's free guide explores how physical gold and silver may help support your retirement goals as markets shift. Whether you're a first-time buyer or you already own precious metals, this resource explains the benefits of a precious metals IRA and how to get started. Learn More *This content is brought to you by our sponsor which helps keep our content free. "She's a proud bibliolater, organizing her shelves alphabetically and refusing to lend out her favorites." "As a bibliolater, he believes a house doesn't feel like home until the bookshelves are filled." "A library card is one of a bibliolater's most prized possessions." Latin, early 19th century A bibliophile is one who loves books, and a bibliolater takes it even further with the worship of books. "Bibliolater" was initially used to refer to a person who interprets the Bible on an extremely literal level, but over time, the word itself was ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words?

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