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masochist
[mas′ōkist]
Etymology: Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
a person who derives pleasure or gratification from masochistic acts or abuse. Compare sadist. See also masochism.
masochist [mas´o-kist]
a person exhibiting or characterized by masochism.
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It stars videogame masochist Shinya Arino, who tracks down obscure, almost impossible vintage games and tries to complete them within 24 hours.
RETRO GAME CHALLENGE by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Call me a traditionalist - or a masochist - but the more flimsy bits of card in my house come December 25 the merrier.
I can't give up Christmas cards by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
This is particularly true if, like myself, you are vegetarian - unless I took my chance on a 'cheese leek and egg bake' (which I think you'd have to be a masochist to even contemplate picking up your cutlery for).
Letter: Your Say - Veggie poor by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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