Caseophile (noun)
kas-ee-oh-fiyl
A connoisseur or lover of cheese
First recorded in 2005–10; from Latin cāse(us) “cheese”
Example sentences
“She didn’t care whether it was brie, camembert, or a chunk of cheddar, any cheese would do for this caseophile.”
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