So, I got asked this question this evening because my friend thought that as a literary person, I am a walking dictionary. Well, all the answers I gave him didn't satisfy him till I told him, I'd Google it...
The google search led me to a site that I thought would be educative to some.
The initial question was
*What do you call one who hates all forms of arguments?* The answer could either be 8 or 9...although I'd tilt more to No. 9

1. Misodoctakleidist

Someone who hates practicing the piano. See also: Someone who isn't very good at playing the piano.

2. Misocapnist

Don't like smoking? Well, it kills these people. Misocapnists hate tobacco smoke in any form.

3. Misoneist

Misoneists hate novelty, trends, or innovation. You can guess how fun they are at social gatherings.

4. Misopogonist

Someone who hates beards. (Strangely, we haven't found the name for someone who hates mustaches.)

5. Misogelast

Lighten up! Victorian novelist George Meredith coined the term "misogelast" to describe people who hated laughter, or at the very least, considered it low-class or crude.

6. Misogamist

Misogynists hate women. Misandrists hate men. And misogamists hate marriage, no matter who's getting hitched.

7. Nomomisist

Someone who experiences nomomisia, hatred or disgust for a particular name, like Gertrude, Chester, or Kardashian.

8. Misopolemist

Why can't we all just get along? Misopolemists hate war or strife.

9. Misologist

Meanwhile, misologists hate arguments, debates, or enlightening discussions.

10. Misapodysist

Someone who hates undressing in front of others, even a romantic partner.

11. Misophonist

Many of us experience some form of misophonia, an extreme intolerance for certain sounds. Nails on a chalkboard is the ultimate example. Or perhaps it's gum smacking, open-mouthed chewing, crunching on ice, or other sounds regularly heard in public. Ugh.

http://m.mentalfloss.com/article/53608/11-words-people-who-hate-certain-things

In france here we dont start it with miso, we start with sexo, puto, sucko and boobso.

Me-i-don-runaway

means dose dat open a thread dat was suppose to enlighten dem bt lives dem more confused dan b4

prewtyjulie:
Me-i-don-runaway

means dose dat open a thread dat was suppose to enlighten dem bt lives dem more confused dan b4

Haba! How did the thread confuse you more? The whole thing is self explanatory. It is even numbered and spaced. If this confused you, then your case na for IFA

dkronicle:
In france here we dont start it with miso, we start with sexo, puto, sucko and boobso.

Of course! I'd forgotten about the french people *rolls eyes*

Enoquin:


Haba! How did the thread confuse you more? The whole thing is self explanatory. It is even numbered and spaced. If this confused you, then your case na for IFA

which 1 b IFA
besyds i drop exam biro sum weeks bak, learnin nova hungry me since

So, I have got to also ask you in the voice of your friend to provide the antonym (at least one) to each of the word you listed above.

Full baked bread is what satisfies me. Thank you for the enlightenment.

prewtyjulie:


which 1 b IFA
besyds i drop exam biro sum weeks bak,
learnin nova hungry me since

You aren't Yoruba so 'Ifa' might not mean anything to you. And I don't want to translate because if you are too much of a religious person, you might not get the joke.

Dropping your pen a few weeks back doesn't mean learning has to stop or has stopped.

For example, if you are the type that likes fashion...you'd be in the fashion thread and check out fashion magazines and watch award shows or fashion shows...because you know that you'd see fashionistas; the ones with good and bad tastes.
When you watch or read anything that is tailored along your line of passion or interest...you are going to learn if not consciously, then unconsciously.

But you should strive to know/learn even outside your interest area. Cheers

Enoquin:


You aren't Yoruba so 'Ifa' might not mean anything to you. And I don't want to translate because if you are too much of a religious person, you might not get the joke.

Dropping your pen a few weeks back doesn't mean learning has to stop or has stopped.

For example, if you are the type that likes fashion...you'd be in the fashion thread and check out fashion magazines and watch award shows or fashion shows...because you know that you'd see fashionistas; the ones with good and bad tastes.
When you watch or read anything that is tailored along your line of passion or interest...you are going to learn if not consciously, then unconsciously.

But you should strive to know/learn even outside your interest area. Cheers

okeyoo

Double post

so, I guess I am the only one with a browser. I have given flour and yeast, if you want a full baked bread, then make your bread. You are welcome

Cheers

Otunbakay:
So, I have got to also ask you in the voice of your friend to provide the antonym (at least one) to each of the word you listed above.

Full baked bread is what satisfies me. Thank you for the enlightenment.

hmmmmmn. interesting.. would like to see a thread on phobias

Hatred is a disease

dkronicle:
In france here we dont start it with miso, we start with sexo, puto, sucko and boobso.

most prisoners in france use words like the ones you typed . . Here in paris the words written by the OP are Frequently used.

mesoade:
most prisoners in france use words like the ones you typed . . Here in paris the words written by the OP are Frequently used.

'Misogynist' is missing from this list.

naturefellow:
'Misogynist' is missing from this list.

Check no 6. It was lumped into the definition for Misogamist