10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OMOPHAGOUS»
Discover the use of
omophagous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
omophagous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
There's a Word for It (Revised Edition): A Grandiloquent ...
I've seen some omophagous divorces, and I've attended many a family gathering
punctuated by omophagous gossip. parorexia: (pa-ror-REKS-ee-uh) perverted
appetite; a craving for strange, offensive, or indigestible foods. Parorexia (also ...
Charles Harrington Elster, 2005
2
The city of Dionysos: a study of Euripides' Bakchai
mals who are enemies (TToXep.t0t) of one another and engage in war (tt6X€p.os
) against one another. He then describes omophagous animals as those who are
at war with other animals. en 8e tols w^o<j>dyois a-navra tToXep.et, Kai toOto ...
3
Roget's Thesaurus of Words for Intellectuals: Synonyms, ...
Accustomed to eating both animal and vegetable food items. The Cantonese, I
am told, are OMNIVOROUS, and it is said that the traveler is best advised not to
inquire too closely into exactly what he is eating. omophagous (oh-MAH-Fuh-
guss).
David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, 2011
4
The Consequences of Playing God
Yet every day, hordes of students, teachers, safety officers, administrators, Mme.
A. herself crowded through the hall, unaware of its presence, failing even to
notice the overpowering stench of death. Omophagous rites. . . The word brought
her ...
Robert Joseph Foley, 2012
5
There's a Word for It!: A Grandiloquent Guide to Life
I've seen some omophagous divorces, and I've attended many a family gathering
punctuated by omophagous gossip. parorexia: (pa-ror-REKS-ee-uh) perverted
appetite; a craving for strange, offensive, or indigestible foods. Parorexia (also ...
Charles Harringto Elster, 1997
... at all desirable, to drive two hours, usually in a Porsche, for a sushi breakfast or
a taco bathroom, and anyone with any imagination will feel menaced, at midnight
on a miniature-golf course, by omophagous lizards in laminated stretch pants.
7
Something on Ruskinism; with a 'vestibule' in rhyme. By an ...
Perhaps, however, he eschews roast beef, and adopts an Abyssinian or
omophagous diet, as being more au naturel. However intimate Mr. Ruskin may
be with nature, he most assuredly understands very little of the nature of
Architecture, or of ...
8
The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... omophagous, etc. margosa, amargoso. marasca, maraschino. maurodaphne:
dark laurel wine. morel: the nightshade. morello. Also amaurosis: darkening of
vision. amarine, amarantite. There is a punning L saw: amare bene est, si non ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
9
Herodotus: Volume 2: Herodotus and the World
A source of food for the omophagous Indians, it is ignored by the vegetarians,
because it lies outside their alimentary system. The dietary system is the only
pertinent criterion by which Herodotus distinguishes among the Indians. The
mention ...
Rosaria Vignolo Munson, 2013
10
Character, Narrator, and Simile in the Iliad
A female's kholos may lead to the transgression of the taboo against
omophagous cannabalism, the implications of which transgression are
discernable in some famous lines of Hesiod: “For this was the rule for men that
Kronos' son laid down: ...
