I assume this to be a little known fact. The word "ferroequinologist".
Noun
Singular
ferroequinologist
Plural
ferroequinologists
ferroequinologist (plural ferroequinologists)
Noun
Singular
ferroequinologist
Plural
ferroequinologists
ferroequinologist (plural ferroequinologists)
- humorous, considered nonstandard) A student of ferroequinologya person who studies trains.
- 1947 April, Emmett Gatewood, Trains Magazine, letter to the editor 1950s catalogue (untitled), introduction, Doncaster Grammar School Railway Museum, England
- 1952 March, Ferroequinologist, Central Coast Railway Club, San Francisco Bay Area
- 1954, Trains, Kalmbach Pub. Co.
- And because you care, you’ve automatically classified yourself as a railfan (alias railroad enthusiast, train-watcher, ferroequinologist).
- 1990 October 19, Bruce Tiffany, “Re: 'America, a Godless State' and 'Barbaric Theists' merged.”, alt.atheism, Usenet
- The fact that automobiles, buildings, clothing, bridges, watches, locomotives (my personal favorite, being a ferroequinologist!), ad infinitum are designed by people has no bearing whatsoever...
- 1991 November 20, Warren T. Brill, “Re: what does this mean?”, rec.railroad, Usenet
- It's a schnazzy-looking engine, looks a lot like a GP-35, which I believe our ferroequinologist guru Roger Mitchell says it was rebuilt from.
- 1992 August 8, Doretta Hanschka, “Re: Outta here for awhile...”, bit.listserv.words-l, Usenet
- I'd tell you to take the kids on the mixed train.... It was fun even for a raiload victim like me - ferroequinologist father.
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