miismofil

(t)

egotistical

Etymology:

mi + -ismo + -fil

mi: (pn) I, me
-ismo: (b xfik) -ism
-fil: (t xfik) inclined (to), prone (to), tending (to, towards)

Rhyming Words not Ending in -fil/fil

ababil: (b) swallow (bird), Hirundinidae
abil: (t; f.sah) able, capable, capably; be able, can
adil: (t) fair, just; fairly, justly
agil: (t) agile; agilely
anjil: (b) gospel, divine message
barixababil: (b) swift, Apodidae
brazil: (su n) Brazil
bumabil: (t) explosive, able to explode; explosively
civil: (t) civil (non-miliatry, non-religious); civilly
daylil: (t) tiny
doxoabil: (t) literate
doxonenabil: (t) illiterate; illiterately
dureabil: (t) durable; durably
famil: (b) family
fleksiabil: (t) flexible, can bend; flexibly
fleyabil: (t) able to fly, fledged
fosil: (b) fossil
kamomil: (b) chamomile, camomile, Asteraceae
kikil: (b.oj) file (tool); file, rasp
kreaabil: (t) creative; creatively
krokodil: (b) crocodile
le abil: (f.sah) could, was able, were able
lil: (t) little, small, minor, slight; minorly, slightly
mobil: (b) car, auto, automobile
morcuabil: (t) mortal; mortally
moyabil: (t) almighty, omnipotent; almightily, omnipotently
nafil: (b) navel, umbilicus, belly button
nenabil: (t; f.sah) incapable, unable, disabled; fail (to), be unable (to)
nenadil: (t) unfair, unjust; unfairly, unjustly
nil: (num; d) zero, no, no- (nothing, nobody, etc.)
okonenabil: (t) blind; blindly
orenenabil: (t) deaf
pensil: (b) pencil
peresil: (b) parsley
pilpil: (b) (black) pepper
posadil: (t) unfair, unjust; unfairly, unjustly
retil: (b.nenoj) crawl; crawl, creep
segil: (b) wart, verruca
tamil: (su n) Tamil Nadu (state in India)
textil: (b) fabric, textile, cloth
vinil: (b) vinyl
wakil: (b.oj) representation; represent