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demi-vegetarian

demi-vegetarian noun: a person who eats fish but not meat.

Noun

demi-vegetarian (plural demi-vegetarians)

  1. A person who eats fish but not meat.
  2. A person who eats seafood and poultry.
  3. A demitarian; a person who makes conscious effort to reduce meat consumption largely for environmental reasons

Forms of demi-vegetarian

pluraldemi-vegetarians

Origin of demi-vegetarian

From demi- + vegetarian.

Questions about demi-vegetarian

What does demi-vegetarian mean?
Demi-vegetarian means a person who eats fish but not meat.
What part of speech is demi-vegetarian?
Demi-vegetarian is a noun.
What is the plural of demi-vegetarian?
The plural of demi-vegetarian is demi-vegetarians.

Words near demi-vegetarian in the dictionary

  1. demi-sec
  2. demi-secs
  3. demi-tasse
  4. demi-tasses
  5. demi-toilette
  6. demi-vegetarian
  7. demi-vegetarians
  8. demi-vierge
  9. demibastion
  10. demibastions
  11. demibillionaire

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