Yarbivore
Yarbivore by Tinnerminner June 11, 2018
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carbivore
i dont eat vegetables even though i am a vegetarian. i eat mostly carbs, so therefore i am a carbivore.
carbivore by natasha g. January 6, 2009
Carbivore
A carbivore /ˈkɑrbɪvɔər/ meaning 'carb eater' (Latin, carb meaning 'carbohydrate' and vorare meaning 'to devour') is an organism that derives its energy and nutrient requirements from a diet consisting mainly or exclusively of starches, such as french fries, cereals, breads, pasta, candy, jams and desserts. Animals that depend solely on starches for their nutrient requirements are considered obese. A carbivore that sits at the top of the foodchain is an obese SOB, or fat bastard.
Carbivore
Carbivore by Sir Jamieson February 3, 2019
Garbivore
A fourth classification of animal in the food chain behind Carnivore, Herbivore and Omnivore that eats only garbage.
Every time I put my garbage outside in the garbage can, my dog knocks the can over to eat the garbage inside. I never see him eat anything but the garbage, he must be a Garbivore.
Garbivore by Chris Ulrickson December 14, 2008
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