phallophiliac

English

Alternative forms

• phallophilic

Etymology

From phallophilia +‎ -ac.

Adjective

phallophiliac (comparative more phallophiliac, superlative most phallophiliac)

1. Exhibiting phallophilia; being sexually attracted to or revering of penises.
   • 1983, Marilyn Frye, The Politics of Reality, Crossing Press, page 134:

     We and gay men are on opposite sides of this part of phallophilic orthodoxy. Let me interject that though I derogate and mock the worship of the penis, I do not despise its enjoyment.

   • 1987, International Association for Philosophy and Literature. Meeting, Power, Gender, Values, Academic Printing & Pub., →ISBN, page 56:

     To be heterosexual is to be phallophiliac. Or so it would seem.

   • 2014, Women and ICT in Africa and the Middle East, Bloomsbury Publishing, →ISBN, page 185:

     So pleasing and phallophiliac have women become in Arab countries that they have forgotten the feel of their own skin and the multiplicity of their tongues.