humanphobe
English
Etymology
From human + -phobe, based on homophobe, etc.
Noun
humanphobe (plural not attested)
- Someone prejudiced, bigoted against humans.
- 1994 September 24, Segonax, “Re: Doc's 5,6 & 7 were reflection of JNT's attitude”, in rec.arts.drwho, Usenet, message-ID <g9106936-240994152016@graneekmac6.anu.edu.au>:
- Gays are no more 'different' and 'special' than anyone else.
- Change 'homophobe' to 'humanphobe' and you'll get the label for all sexual types today.
- 2015 April 17, ScottW, “A noiseless patient Spider”, in rec.audio.opinion, Usenet, message-ID <mgrhil$l4c$1@dont-email.me>:
- > I'll have to tell Jim that I'm now a homophobe. He'll be as surprised as I was to learn it.
- Are we adding that to your femphobe, heterophobe, religiousphobe, conservative phobe, and humanphobe list?
- 2015, Genevieve Jack, Logan: A Knight World Novel, Carpe Luna Publishing, →ISBN, page 11:
- Humans can't do any sort of magic and are physically fragile. But I appreciate your race's many accomplishments, all things considered. I'm not a humanphobe or anything. I've had plenty of human friends over the years.
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See also
- misanthrope