poultrytarian
poultrytarian by !@!#@#(@U#*R!!! November 17, 2010
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poultritarian
Bob: I'm a vegetarian, but I also eat chicken and turkey.
Fred: You're not a vegetarian, you're a poultritarian!
Fred: You're not a vegetarian, you're a poultritarian!
poultritarian by june s March 28, 2009
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Poultrinarian
Zelda is a poultrinarian, so the only meat she eats is chicken, turkey, duck and other types of poultry.
Poultrinarian by Zelda Semicrotchet July 11, 2016
Poultrarian
A poultrarian is a person whose diet consists of vegetarian fare and select cuts of chicken and turkey, typically lean and boneless. They do not enjoy red meat, seafood, or any other meat in their diet.
Poultrarian comes from the combination of poultry and vegetarian.
Poultrarian comes from the combination of poultry and vegetarian.
Poultrarian by Christie Johnson October 6, 2006
Word of the Day on November 22, 2007
poultrarian
Anyone that has weird food aversions or quirks (especially “vegans” and all members of PETA) that are NEVER invited to any party or social function held at my house or any of my friends houses. Poultrarians always have a screw loose - or several - in their pointy little heads that also affects their behavior in other areas. Get the hell away from me.
"She seemed like a regular, hot chick until she saw the BBQ grill. That's when the poultrarian conniption popped out of her head like an Alien space larva."
poultrarian by suttonboy January 6, 2009
poultretarian
poultretarian by Bmohashops April 14, 2016
poultrytariat
Chicken Kiev, poultrytariat hero seemed locked in distant stare; distracted as his boysterous comrades celebrated wildly with liberated poultrytarian. Free Ranged Revolution, he thought, absently chickenscratching at the dirt beneath his naked drumsticks.
poultrytariat by MikeFigurski September 16, 2022
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--User1 has been permantly banned--
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"My salad days,
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