Usually means: Excessive admiration of Shakespeare's works.
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  10. bardolatry: The Phrontistery - A Dictionary of Obscure Words
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  1. Bardolatry: Urban Dictionary

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▸ noun:  (usually derogatory) excessive or religious worship of William Shakespeare

Similar:
bardolator, Shakspearianism, Shaksperianism, Shakspeareanism, Shakespearianism, poetolatry, Shakespeareanism, bard, Shakespearism, verbolatry, more...

Opposite:
bardophobia

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Similar:
bardolator, Shakspearianism, Shaksperianism, Shakspeareanism, Shakespearianism, poetolatry, Shakespeareanism, bard, Shakespearism, verbolatry, more...

Opposite:
bardophobia



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