Examples
“Reflections of an RSCJ tallskinnykiwi bibliobibuli”
“Labels: biblioart, bookmarks, the pleasures and perils of reading posted by bibliobibuli at 9: 40 PM”
“September 18, 2007 11: 45 AM bibliobibuli said ...”
“March 04, 2006 9: 48 PM bibliobibuli said ... chet's dead right, walker ... we should just ignore the sign in front of the figure ... i paid £7 for a utthapam in london!!!!”
“March 05, 2006 4: 38 AM bibliobibuli said ... that's great!”
“March 11, 2006 11: 35 PM bibliobibuli said ... anon - exactly what i told the guy!”
“March 10, 2006 4: 40 PM bibliobibuli said ... thanks for the link on international property yes, see you monday at 10”
“Labels: authors, revising, romesh gunasekera, writing craft posted by bibliobibuli at 7: 02 AM”
“Anyway, if you need to contact me, for now I'm sharonbakar@yahoo.com and the spam filter there works wonderfully. posted by bibliobibuli at 8: 01 AM”
“Labels: british authors, magnus mills posted by bibliobibuli at 9: 54 PM”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘bibliobibuli’.
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Silly-sounding words
Serious words that sound silly when you say them
philosophunculist, argy-bargy, Labradoodle, shittah, shittim, floccinaucinihili..., succedaneum, honorificabilitud..., fag-ma-fuff, buffarilla, yazzihamper, mammothrept and 140 more...
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Logolepsy
"Luciferous Logolepsy is a collection of over 9,000 obscure English words. Though the definition of an 'English' word might seem to be straightforward, it is not. There exist so many adopted, deriv...
Anschauung, Areopagus, Argus, Briarean, Dei gratia, Dei judicium, Deo volente, Duecento, Foehn, Geflugelte Worte, Gegenschein, Hakenkreuz and 9230 more...
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Sound Sex
taciturn, deflower, recursive, parapraxis, comitative, atelic, awkward, eccentric, libidinous, astereognosis, aloof, moonglade and 44 more...
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Not Your Typical
wanderlust, querdenker, dodrantal, soporific, vicious, ampersand, desiderative, cynosure, sybaritic, ubiquitous, orthogonal, lacuna and 68 more...
Roelne That's SOOOO my sister Oct 10, 2011
chelster G. Carruth and E. Ehrlich's Harper Book of American Quotations (1988) shows that this word was coined by H. L. Mencken in Minority Report, published in 1956 (not 1957, as Wiktionary claims). Aug 16, 2010
jmjarmstrong JM has read about bibliobibuli and must do some more research to determine if it is worth asking anyone he knows about the phenomenon Dec 14, 2009
whichbe People who read too much and so are generally oblivious to the world around them. May 12, 2008
snoctipii hah. thats me. Mar 9, 2008
reesetee Are these people related to bibliophagists? ;-) Jul 12, 2007
slumry Good word! My kind of people. Jul 12, 2007