(se-LID-uh-FAY-jick) An adjective, describing the behavior of someone who reads avidly. Derived from the Greek word σελῐδηφάγος, meaning “‘devouring the leaves of a book.”
Whereas a bookworm is someone who reads a lot in general, a person is selidaphagic if their manner of reading is intense. So, the two terms can be used separately; a bookworm may read in a calm, relaxed fashion, and a selidaphagic person (who could also be called a selidaphage) may not read much, but when they do read, they read intensely.
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