A-lifer

English

Etymology

From A-life +‎ -er.

Noun

A-lifer (plural A-lifers)

1. One with an interest in artificial life.
   • 2005, Robert A. Wilson, Genes and the Agents of Life, page 92:

     A number of these concern Strong A-Life, the view that it is possible to create living things through the programs that A-Lifers write.

Anagrams

• failer, farlie, ferial, fraile