Melomaniac
[MEL-ə-mey-nee-ak]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: English, 19th century
1.
A person who loves music.
Examples of Melomaniac in a sentence
"My melomaniac sister listens to music from the time she wakes up, all through the workday and evening, until she goes to bed at night."
"I could tell Lali was a melomaniac the moment I saw her wall of records, CDs, and cassettes."
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