And let's not forget:

Betrosexuals: looking for prosperity in Las Vegas
Fettrosexuals: looking for fellow Star Wars geeks
Jetrosexuals: Virgin Atlantic chairman Richard Branson
Letterosexuals: wooing women through poetry
Netrosexuals: think forking own Linux distro will win women
Petrosexuals: over 50, oil wealth, dorky hair
Smutrosexuals: only reproductive success is through self-pleasure
Tetrisexuals: getting in where they fit in
Titansexuals: well-hung in the stock options department
Vetrosexuals: surround themselves with Vietnam vets and windsurfers
Wetrosexuals: watersports
Yetisexuals: never had an encounter with a waxing salon

Good list of new words/nouns Manish, did u come with those? If u did , u are a very creative wordsmith..

He did! Prakuti, did he tell you about his side job at Hallmark? He's a pretty creative guy, our Manish is, but modest and homely too ...

homely

bwahahaha!

reminds me of those "biodata" ads that talk about homely women as if the adjective were a selling point. Total culture shock :)

Manish is quite clever with languages, as well as being a master debater of the highest order since high school !

Thanks Ennis, Manish surely is talented and knows how to play well with words..I read his poetry too at his website..
hmm... parttime job at hallmark cards is too simple/straightforward for him..Manish's writing has humor and wit and probably needs to be probably a script writer for political satire/comedy show (like Jon stewarts show)..
Anyway this is a good intellectual/linguistic exercise. May be Manish should blog more on words like these..
BTW GC homely doesnot only mean "homely" in a girlish way, it also means "simple and unpretentious nature"..and I think thats a wonderful compliment..
To be humble and homely are great virtues..

Oy, please, cease this tease. Ennis, get thee to an autostimulatory punnery; we know you're the master of lingua franca. Prakruti, thank you. I bow humbly.

BTW GC homely doesnot only mean "homely" in a girlish way, it also means "simple and unpretentious nature"..and I think thats a wonderful compliment..
To be humble and homely are great virtues..

Oh, I'm aware that it means something different in Indian English. But in American English, if you're homely you have a damn good reason to be humble! :)

GC - a quick reply..I know homely in american english has a different meaning,but since this was about M's literary skills which are no doubt excellent, I preferred and choose a different meaning for the same word (Indian english)..
And even if u are homely in the american sense, does not mean u need to be humble bec. of that..u can still be arrogant and have pride over ur other skills like intellect/education/literary skills etc.,and still be homely (in the american way:-)