anthrocentric

advective defining the state of believing that humans are the central aspect of reality, and that everything that is not human exists for humans.

It seems that almost everyone I know believes that humans are the reason for the universe, which I interpret to be anthrocentric.

by bleagle May 22, 2006

anthropomorph

A non-human object that has been given human characteristics, such as a upright walking cat, a cloud with a smiley face, or a talking spoon.

This is an anthropomorth.

by Citrusponge September 20, 2003

anthrophysilogy

the two sides of human kindness and observation; the 'star' side in which people behave according to Steinmann and the 'sun' side in which people act like 'random projectiles' as Morgan Klove taught us.

I study anthrophysilogy

by Faerie December 27, 2008

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

anthroholics anonymous

A collective group of individuals who are addicted to shopping at Anthropologie.

My husband is going to send me to Anthroholics Anonymous when he sees all that I bought today.

by TakeItDon'tLeaveIt October 30, 2013

Anthro Devotee

A Anthro Devotee is someone who doesn't identify as a furry but still like anthros but doesn't associate with the furry fandom at all

Furry:Heya are you a furry?

Anthro devotee:nope im actually a anthro devotee i respect furries though

by n0v4 003 February 18, 2020

ethnocultural neo-anthropology

a new sub-branch of cultural anthropology

ethnocultural neo-anthropology should be devoted to answering the sole question of whether or not decolonized people in Third World countries can, without either immigrating to the Western World or financial help from the United Nations, historically, economically, and socially develop along Western lines using their own cultural and religious markers that they had prior to the beginnings of colonialism, i.e. prior to 1469 (the marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille. I think the answer is yes.

by Sexydimma December 24, 2013