Piscotarian

Someone who loves Pisco (Peruvian or Chilean Brandy made from wine) and drinks nothing else.

A true Piscotarian demands his Pisco Sour to be double shaken, and will ask for an Achalodo (blended pisco) over a single grape variety.

Piscotarian by jonnyfromnz February 21, 2018

Pesca-pescetarian

A person that does not eat any meat apart from fish that eat fish.
A diet that is mostly vegetarian but allows only the consumption of fish that eat other fish.

Waiter: Here is your fish sir.
Pesca-pescetarian: I'm sorry , this is not a cannibal fish. You see, I'm a pesca-pescetarian.

Waiter: My apologies, I will see what options are available.

Pesca-pescetarian by Bobby Billy BoB November 8, 2016

Anti-Pescatarian 

Someone who doesn’t eat anything from the sea, such as fish, crabs, etc.

I am a Anti-Pescatarian, I don’t eat anything from the ocean or lakes or any other aquatic living and non-living things

Anti-Pescatarian by Trulyfactoral November 3, 2018

pollo-pescetarian 

Regarding dietary habit, a combination of pollotarian (one who eats poultry and no other meat) and pescetarian (one who eats seafood and no other meat) for describing one with a relatively simple restriction, usually based on ethical value, religious faith, or personal taste -- one who does not eat red meat, but only "white" meat and animal by-products; basically, one who does not eat mammals.

Person 1: "Hey, do you want some bacon?"

Person 2: "No thanks, I'm just going to have some chicken. I'm a pollo-pescetarian."

Person 1: "What the fuck is that?"

Person 2: "Someone who doesn't eat red meat."

Person 1: "Why? Are you a religious nut or something?"

Person 2: "No, I just believe that there is a point where the evolutionary advancement of an animal, and its ability to experience emotion, its ability to feel pain, its intelligence, its sociable tendencies, its size -- really its connection to the human race -- is far too advanced for us to allow ourselves to systematically kill them for food we do not need. There are few biological distinctions between dogs and pigs, or humans and most mammals for that matter."

Person 1: "Oh... eh, bacon tastes too good."

Person 2: *facepalm*

pollo-pescetarian by Triforceful April 24, 2011

Pescetarian Light

A diet consisting of plant based foods and seafood, with no other meats, dairy or eggs. A vegan who also eats fish. As opposed to a pescetarian, a pescetarian light does not eat dairy or eggs.

"I'm mostly vegan, unless it's $1 oyster night. You might say I'm a pescetarian light."

"I hate to be rude, but I can't eat that lasagna you made for me. As I told you, I don't eat cheese. I'm a pescatarian light."

Pescetarian Light by i8civilization January 7, 2021

pescetarianism

Pescetarianism is the practice of a diet that includes seafood, and excludes other animals. A Pescetarian diet may or may not include dairy products or eggs.
Pescetarian is from the latin word pesce(fish).

It is a natural diet that has been practised by many indigenous groups for millennia particularly nations that live by the sea.

Pescetarianism has been acknowledged by nutritionists and medical professionals as one of the healthiest diets due to the abundance of the long-chain omega 3 acid in fish oil, worth noting is the long-chain type can only be found in fatty fish and not in some nuts or seeds as some Vegetarians like to believe. Pescetarian diet is very similar to the famous Okinawa and Mediterranean diet. Studies have also proved the significant role long-chain omega3 acid has in simulating brain cells resulting in better analytical thinking and response. Medical research has acknowledged the role of long-chain omega3 in prevention and fighting of cancerous cells.

As a natural diet, Pescetarianism existed before white man invented unnatural diets as what he perceives as natural or humane like Fruitarianism or other unnatural diets which are likely to cause illnesses and/or malnutrition due to the lack of sufficient or adequate nutrients.

Many inhabitants of Okinawa are centenarians, some researchers have associated their good health to their Pescetarianism and active lifestyle.

pescetarianism by c53a November 11, 2010

pescatarian

Pescatarians are similar to vegetarians. The difference between pescatarians and vegetarians is that pescatarians eat fish and shellfish in addition to an otherwise vegetarian diet. Major vegetarian organizations, including The Vegetarian Society, does not recognize pescatarians as true vegetarians. Pescatarians believe that they can improve their health. Being pescatarian doesn't automatically make you healthier, in the same way that being a vegetarian doesn't equal instant health. There are a wide variety of snack and junk foods that do not contain animal products, such as potato chips, snack cakes, cookies and even ice creams. Pescatarians still have to be careful of their saturated fat intake even though they do not eat land animals or birds. According to Pescatarian Life, pescatarians may or may not eat dairy, like other types of vegetarians. This is a personal choice that each pescatarian makes based on his own values and opinions about the dairy system. It's not safe to assume that pescatarians eat dairy when preparing meals. It's always best to ask.

person 1: Do you eat meat?
Person 2: Not land animals or birds, but sea food.
Person 1: So you're a vegetarian who eats fish.
Person 2: NO! I am a pescatarian!
Person 1: Why don't you eat land animals or birds?
Person 2: I don't eat land animals or birds because of the hormones and steroids they are injected with, and because 90% of mass produced land and bird meat in the US are gmo and contain human dna.

pescatarian by NC82 August 23, 2011