English Language & Usage Asked by Jenicorn on May 12, 2021
As in, “I make lists for everything, I just really like list-making. I’m a _______”
listphile? There’s got to be something better than that.
I would like to point the cataloger word, as a person that writes items into a catalog. Catalogs itself are lists (or sets) of items, often subdivided in different subsets of lists according to some specific criteria.
Answered by SJuan76 on May 12, 2021
A listmaker.
"Tell you the truth, it's even a little better for me if he goes. I mean, he's a middle-aged kid. When I signed up with the network he sat up all night figuring out the fringe benefits and the pension plan. And he started to make lists this year. Lists of everything; subway stops, underwear, what he's gonna do next week. If somebody doesn't watch out he'll start making lists of what he's gonna do next year and for the next ten years. Hey, suppose they put him with a whole family of list makers. I didn't spend six years with him so he should turn into a list maker. He'll learn to know everything before it happens, he'll learn to plan, he'll learn how to be one of the nice dead people. Are you listening?" -- A Thousand Clowns
Answered by Drew on May 12, 2021
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