What does the word xenopili mean?

Friar Tuck

I have found a source but I do not know of any English that prefer the word. http://www.langust.ru/review/xeno-br1.shtml Xenophobia (Actually the English prefer 'xenolipi' (pity for foreigners) but both words, being foreign in origin, are of limited pertinence in any case), although a Greek word, has its spiritual home in the English dictionary where it is drily defined as an 'abstract' noun. This is misleading. It is, in fact, a very 'common' noun - an everyday sort of noun really, with nothing abstract about it at all. For xenophobia is the English national sport - England's most enduring cultural expression. And there is a very good reason for that. As far as the English are concerned, all of life's greatest problems can be summed up in one word - foreigners. Apr 28 03, 7:43 AM