Anthropomorphic Bean Cake

The act of doing cake and flicking the bean. The anthropomorphic bit just makes it sound better.

Person 1: Where's my cake? And what are you doing with your bean?
Person 2: She pulled and Anthropomorphic Bean Cake. D:

by Random LSGer December 28, 2005

anthropophagi

a big word big-headed people use instead of the more understandable word, cannibal

These shoes were made by reformed anthropophagi

by Susan October 17, 2003

antromorphosise

Commonly misspelt colloquial form of anthropomorphize denoting to attribute human form or personality to things not human

I habitually antromorphosise my computer mouse.

by Hercolena Oliver June 26, 2008

anthropomorphize

Attribute human form or qualities to animals.

The boy anthropomorphized himself and his dog.

by Sexy Emo Rockstar September 19, 2006

Anthropophilia

This word can refer to a parasite that prefers human hosts over animal ones.
Same can be said for insects that prefer human blood over animal.

And even animals can have this, for example, some birds and animals have made courting attempts to humans but not to their own species (e.g. Ostriches, a panda, falcon birds especially, ect)

Basically, it means 'Preferring humans over animals'

Some mosquitoes have Anthropophilia and people are trying to figure out which ones are which to help with disease elimination efforts.

(Technically that sentence should be: Mosquitos are Anthropophilic but urban dictionary wants me to use the title word so... look I can't think of a sentence that would include that word, it's a very specific word ok!?)

by BitchLikeIcareYipYip November 8, 2021

anthropophobic

Fear of people or society.

A anthropophobic person is someone who's existence you sometimes forget, because you rarely ever see them. They don't come out of the house much.. at all...

by Kotyonok June 9, 2010

anthropamorphic

Assigning human attributes to animals; may include insects, reptiles.

Wild-life trainers have encountered problems with animal rights groups due to their anthropamorphic views of animals

by Oxford Educators Dictionary December 9, 2008