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hornivorous 

To thrive exclusively on the thought, idea, action or concept of sex and horniness.

This incudes the ability to drive any and all conversations, through intention or unintention to a discussion about sex in some form or another.
"That's what she said", said Frank. "You are such a hornivorous guy", Sarah responded when asking "Where should I put this?"
hornivorous by HRabbit December 6, 2016
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Hornivorous 

Horny, hungry for some luvvin, not picky!
I have no standards tonight! I am just after some action! I am on the hunt! and I am hornivorous
Hornivorous by JuanSanClaro February 3, 2024

Herbivorous men 

Term given to men (currently in Japan) that are uninterested in sex, but all into fashion and personal grooming. Likely to be described as metrosexual as well.

This term was coined by author and pop culture columnist Maki Fukasawa; full article available on CNN (or google search it)
Those guys there don't look so tough; they have the air of herbivorous men diffusing from their well-kept skin pores.
Herbivorous men by Wombati June 7, 2009

Hornamorous 

Deep loving feeling, with lusting intent and or desire.
The only way I can describe my feelings at this moment, is a blend of lust, desire and loving thoughts of you, I feel hornamorous.

Horniferous 

A word loosely used to describe someone who thrives on sex. To add emphasis to being horny
Hello you horniferous horn dogs!
I'm in a horniferous mood!
Horniferous by AC2503 January 6, 2019

horniferous 

both horny and eats alot of man meat!
Matt: Damn! dat bitch is horniferous!!

Josh: Trues dat shes is wack!!
horniferous by Ass Cheese 2 October 23, 2008

Homnivorous 

The eating of humans.
"Bob, look at that guy eating that old man!"

"What an homnivorous bastard."
Homnivorous by whydidyoueathimcarl? December 13, 2009
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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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