phallophilic

English

Adjective

phallophilic (comparative more phallophilic, superlative most phallophilic)

1. Alternative form of phallophiliac (“being sexually attracted to penises”)
   • 2013, Carol-Anne Tyler, Female Impersonation, Taylor & Francis, →ISBN:

     This suggests that gay men, like feminists, may oppose a homosocial patriarchy, and is not congruent with the kind of radical feminism represented by feminists like lesbian philosopher Marilyn Frye, who argues that all gay men are "phallophilic" and so no less sexist than straight men.

   • 2014, Jan Gorak, The Making of the Modern Canon, Bloomsbury Publishing, →ISBN, page 235:

     The graphocentric, nationalist, phallophilic and gynophobic picture the anti-canonists paint of all known canons means that the days are numbered of English as a discipline organized around a relatively stable syllabus of traditionally stable syllabus of traditionally values works.