aficionado , also: afficionado

For serious aficionados, a little does not go a long way.

Like many boys his age, he was an aficionado of military history.

The general public may not know about him, but baseball aficionados probably do.

He was born 31 years ago to a family of design aficionados.

Which makes sense, because the director and the star are bar aficionados.

True aficionados, on the other hand, will leave wanting more.

He was not only an aficionado, but expert as well.

The eyes of every aficionado, however, were on these two as they faced each other.

For many wine aficionados, the most important case in years is about to be opened.

For the true aficionado, only the cells of the living body will do.

For true space aficionados, however, even a 12-hour series was nowhere near long enough.

Now imagine you're asking an art aficionado, not just a friend.

But, speaking as something of an aficionado, I'd have to say you'd be wrong.

And some music aficionados do not see any harm in the practice.

"City Room" is a very long book with many lines to read between, as the aficionados will no doubt do.

I am happy to find another aficionado of the dessert.

Some automobile aficionados will understand and love all of this.

As even aficionados abandoned it, the site seemed all but dead.

The military were great aficionados of the games, and supervised the schools.

These components may not approach what aficionados like to call "the state of the art."

Those who were aficionados could always get rooms even when the hotel was full.

The first order of business was to stand in line for 90 minutes with 350 sitcom aficionados.

Simply put, the race track is dying, officials and aficionados say.

In all, there are 30 artists, most of them familiar to aficionados.

The only fault an aficionado could find with it is size.