aeromorph

noun

aeromorph

noun

UK /ˈɛə.ɹə.mɔːf/ · US /ˈɛə.ɹə.mɔɹf/

Etymology From aero- + -morph.

1

Lifestyle Slang A fictional anthropomorphic character based on an aircraft, often with design influences from dragons, sharks, and mechas.

  • I have to agree with the others and say they are different but are VERY closely tied. Generally if you like furry's^([sic]) or more accurately scalies then you will like aeromorphs. I'm a furry but I also really like this stuff on the side. But to call them the same would be inappropriate because alot^([sic]) of people do see a big difference between them and would only like one or the other.2021 May 30, u/squify69, Reddit, r/Aeromorph:
  • I like aviation and fucking hate Aeromorphs because I try to search up cool aviation furry art and they’re usually all I fucking get2022 January 4, u/ST4RSK1MM3R, Reddit, r/CuratedTumblr:
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  • Aeromorphs are cool though. This is basically just that post about the youtuber looking at the most mild furry art and talking about bleaching their eyes because of it.2023 June 8, u/DumbAceDragon, Reddit, r/CuratedTumblr:

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