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lover
noun
someone
who
enjoys
a
particular
thing
very
much
•
Emma
is
a
lover
of
classical
music
and
goes
to
concerts
every
month
.
Emma
is
a
lover
of
classical
music
and
goes
to
concerts
every
month
.
•
As
a
dog
lover
,
he
volunteers
at
the
animal
shelter
every
weekend
.
As
a
dog
lover
,
he
volunteers
at
the
animal
shelter
every
weekend
.
noun
a
person
who
is
in
a
romantic
or
sexual
relationship
with
someone
•
Hannah
introduced
Mark
as
her
new
lover
at
the
party
.
Hannah
introduced
Mark
as
her
new
lover
at
the
party
.
•
The
two
old
lovers
sat
on
a
park
bench
,
still
holding
hands
after
forty
years
.
The
two
old
lovers
sat
on
a
park
bench
,
still
holding
hands
after
forty
years
.
From
Middle
English
lovere
,
from
Old
English
lufere
,
formed
from
love
+
-er
.
booklover
noun
a
person
who
loves
reading
and
collecting
books
•
The
cozy
café
was
filled
with
booklovers
quietly
turning
pages
while
sipping
coffee
.
The
cozy
café
was
filled
with
booklovers
quietly
turning
pages
while
sipping
coffee
.
•
As
a
child
,
Mia
was
already
a
booklover
who
spent
every
Saturday
at
the
library
.
As
a
child
,
Mia
was
already
a
booklover
who
spent
every
Saturday
at
the
library
.
Formed
from
the
noun
“
book
”
+
the
noun
“
lover
,”
following
the
pattern
of
compound
nouns
that
describe
people
with
a
strong
liking
for
something
.
clover
noun
a
small
plant
with
round
leaves
usually
divided
into
three
leaflets
and
white
,
pink
,
or
red
flowers
,
often
growing
in
fields
and
lawns
and
used
as
food
for
farm
animals
•
A
honeybee
landed
on
the
white
clover
blooming
in
the
meadow
.
A
honeybee
landed
on
the
white
clover
blooming
in
the
meadow
.
•
The
farmer
planted
clover
to
improve
the
soil
and
feed
his
sheep
.
The
farmer
planted
clover
to
improve
the
soil
and
feed
his
sheep
.
Old
English
clāfre
,
related
to
Dutch
klaver
and
German
Klee
,
ultimately
from
Proto-Germanic
*klaiwaz
,
referring
to
the
sticky
sap
of
the
plant
.
