Anthrovore

A animal that eats things whole.

Snakes eat animals whole, most of the time, dead, but still, it is a Anthrovore.

by theYTPmaster100 June 3, 2011

Anthropodermic bibliopegy

Binding books with human skin. The practice was extremely popular in Christian societies starting as early as 100 BC. The practice continues even today especially in the making of children's books, such as Clifford the Big Red Dog.

Mitch: Sarah, you have nice skin.
Sarah: Mitch, you make my nipples so hard!
Mitch: Anthropodermic bibliopegy with my penis!

by Knowfacts January 1, 2012

anthroveration

the faith-based process of structuring and re-prioritizing within any given community accompanied with the application of anthropology.

Christian anthroveration has significantly curbed the number of displaced residents in (any city)...

by Adam T. Khan January 24, 2018

Anthromorphobia

A fear or hate of Anthromorphic characters and their worshippers.

Garry: I'm sick of these motherf***in' furries in my motherf***in' forum.

Steve: What a severe case of Anthromorphobia.

by bigblubafoon January 9, 2010

Anthropodeathism

The word which takes somebody's name and makes a sentence out of the letters (usually to do with their death).

Anthropodeathism examples DIANA - Died in a nasty accident or NASA - need another seven astronauts

by The One We Should Never Mention November 22, 2006

Anthromorph

Unlike what many people think about Anthromorphs having animal ears and tails, they are usually animals that have a human-like bone structure.

Anthromorphs are furry beings, that have the facial structures of animals, legs of animals, tails and all other traits of animals. Anthromorphs can be any breed of animal and have no special abilities. They're just animals that can talk, walk with two legs and have more human-like bodies.

His muzzle sniffed the air, his ears tilted up and his eyes narrowed. The Anthromorph knew something was coming. He grabbed his weapon and growled, getting ready.

by Villanite October 5, 2007

anthropocentric

Centered around humans.
'Anthro' is a prefix meaning 'man'.

If I am only thinking of myself, I am egocentric. If humans are only thinking of humankind (and not other species or of the environment around them) they are anthropocentric.

by sarah December 8, 2004