leprophil
/ˈlɛprə(ʊ)fɪl/(also leprophile)
noun
A person with a strong desire to care for people with leprosy; a person attracted by or fascinated with leprosy.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Graham Greene (1904–1991), author. From lepro- + -phile.
- ploughing land
- ploughing match
- plough iron
- plough jack
- plough jag
- plough jagging
- plough jockey
- plough-jogger
- ploughland
- plough light
- plough-line
- ploughman
- ploughmanship
- ploughman's lunch
- ploughman's spikenard
- Plough Monday
- plough money
- plough paddle
- plough pan
- plough path
- plough point
- plough pose
- plough press
- plough-service
- ploughshare