Anthrope

(n) human, or person, but in the pejorative sense

And that's why we can't have nice things! Can't count on anthropes for anything.

by pseudonym898 December 29, 2018

Anthropophagolagnia

Anthropophagolagnia is a sexual attraction to raping and then cannibalizing the victim.

Person 1: Dude, I have an issue.
Person 2: What bro?
Person 1: I have a sudden urge to rape and then consume the flesh of my victim.
Person 2: Ohhh, so Anthropophagolagnia?
Person 1: Yeah.....
Person 2: No offence but... I'm going to leave now.....

by piedeath10 June 18, 2016

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

anthropomorphic vapour

A substance in the gas phase at a temperature lower than its critical point but with distinct human characteristics, such as a face or free will.

Willo the wisp, the protagonist from the hit 80s animation of the same name is a classic example of anthropomorphic vapour.

by Professor John Frink January 9, 2013

anthropomorphic wok

Both a compliment and an insult of the highest calibre. It is either the greatest or the worst thing you can think of

Kane: Are you an anthropomorphic wok?
Euan: wtf no

by wrenk December 20, 2021

Anthropomorphic

Objects, animals, or gods that have human characteristics in fictional works. It usually refers to animals with the ability to speak.

Many Disney films include an anthropomorphic animal of some sort.

All the characters in The Lion King are anthropomorphic.

by Hamez0 July 8, 2012