vegaquarian
Like a vegetarian, a vegaquarian does not eat meat only they don't recognise that sea animals have feelings too and eat them.
vegaquarian by Electronica_Monica January 13, 2006
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Vegaquarian
Host: Does anyone have any special dietary requirements?
Vegaquarian: I'm okay, as long as there's fish.
Vegaquarian: I'm okay, as long as there's fish.
Vegaquarian by The Packrat January 3, 2009
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vegaquarian
A vegaquarian is someone that has decided to eat only vegetables, grains, dairy products and fish as part of a lifestyle decision. This may or may not have anything to do with animal's feelings or the environment.
1) So...you're a vegetarian right?
2) Nah I'm a vegaquarian.
1) What?
2) Like a vegetarian but I eat fish.
1) Oh cool. Right on.
2) Nah I'm a vegaquarian.
1) What?
2) Like a vegetarian but I eat fish.
1) Oh cool. Right on.
vegaquarian by funky_ham September 25, 2007
vegaquarian
A vegetarian person who eats fish.
A vegetarian or vegan in all ways except for seafood consumption.
This is a healthy lifestyle, because you are getting the omega 3's of fish and none of the hormones, fats, and just plain evils of meats.
A vegetarian or vegan in all ways except for seafood consumption.
This is a healthy lifestyle, because you are getting the omega 3's of fish and none of the hormones, fats, and just plain evils of meats.
vegaquarian by spacewolf March 3, 2008
vegequarian
The correct term for someone mainly vegetarian but also eats fish and and other fishy products (like oyster sauce) is pesco-vegetarian.
vegequarian by Conrad Barrington September 30, 2005
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vegequarian by Tassy Kontogiannis September 26, 2005
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Vegatarian by Lavar Ball April 16, 2019
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