flesh-eating Definition
flesh·-eating (-ēt′iŋ)
adjective
habitually eating flesh; carnivorous
flesh-eating Usage Examples
Object
- zombie: The plot revolves around Curt and Julie - Julie dies, comes back to life, then slowly becomes a flesh-eating zombie.
- bug: After all, flu is a real illness that we all have experience of, a far more plausible menace than a flesh-eating bug.
- virus: MULDER: Worse than the time we were attacked by the flesh-eating virus?
- monster: Also, in my future, there's a lot of life out there, and no shortage of flesh-eating monsters.
- bacterium: In the 1990s sensational medical journalists dramatized the whole process of necrotising fascitis by associating it with flesh-eating bacteria.
- disease: On the positive side, there would likely be fewer cases of flesh-eating disease in young children.
Modifies a noun
Browse dictionary entries near flesh-eating
- ‹ flesh-colored
- ‹ flesh and blood
- ‹ flesh
- ‹ flense
- ‹ Flemish
- ‹ Fleming
- ‹ fleetness
- ‹ fleeting
- ‹ Fleet Street
- ‹ fleet admiral
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