inamorato

She deserves a better musical, as does Renard as her astonished interplanetary inamorato.

To be fair, it’s clear that in writing “Mr. Fullerton” — a play about Wharton, Henry James and their mutual inamorato, Morton Fullerton — Anne Undeland was as besotted as I am by the steely author of classic novels including “The Age of Innocence,” “Ethan Frome” and “The House of Mirth.”

He became my beau, my inamorato, my on-again, off-again lover.

You, my Albert, on me now like a daybreak inamorato, so unfamiliar I can only just remember your formal name.

We’re looking for a best friend, an accomplice, as well as an inamorato.