Gallophile
adjective
Gal·lo·phile ˈga-lə-ˌfī(-ə)l 
: francophile
Gallophile noun
Word History
Etymology
Gallo- "of Gaul or France" (from Latin Gallus "a gaul" + -o-) + -phile entry 2
First Known Use
1880, in the meaning defined above
- blue-and-gold macaw
- blue-and-yellow macaw
- blue-black
- blue-blooded
- blue-breasted darter
- blue-breasted quail
- blue-chip
- blue-chipper
- blue-collar
- blue-eye
- blue-eyed
- blue-eyed babies
- blue-eyed grass
- blue-eyed Mary
- blue-faced booby
- blue-footed booby
- blue-fronted jay
- blue-gray
- blue-gray gnatcatcher
- blue-green alga
- blue-green algae
- blue-green algas
- blue-hair
- blue-haired
- blue-hairs