1. flesh-eating

adjective. (of animals) carnivorous.
Synonyms
zoophagous meat-eating carnivorous
Antonyms
herbivorous insectivorous omnivorous fruit-eating

2. fruit-eating

adjective. Feeding on fruit.
Synonyms
carpophagous herbivorous
Antonyms
omnivorous carnivorous insectivorous

3. plant-eating

adjective. (of animals) feeding on plants.
Synonyms
phytophagous herbivorous phytophagic phytophilous
Antonyms
omnivorous carnivorous insectivorous all-devouring meat-eating

4. grass-eating

adjective. Feeding on grasses.
Synonyms
herbivorous
Antonyms
omnivorous carnivorous insectivorous

5. meat-eating

adjective. (ˈmiːˌtiːtɪŋ) (of animals) carnivorous.
Synonyms
zoophagous carnivorous flesh-eating
Antonyms
herbivorous insectivorous omnivorous fruit-eating

6. eating

noun. (ˈiːtɪŋ) The act of consuming food.
Synonyms
repletion banqueting chomp browse browsing coprophagia manduction savoring grazing bite tasting engorgement necrophagy intake dining feasting consumption mycophagy omophagia coprophagy relishing surfeit mastication necrophagia graze lunching degustation savouring supping chew ingestion scatophagy feeding uptake chewing
Antonyms
emptiness fauna addition failure supply

7. flesh

noun. (ˈflɛʃ) The soft tissue of the body of a vertebrate: mainly muscle tissue and fat.
Synonyms
animal tissue
Antonyms
draftee black
Etymology
flesh (English)
flæsc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

8. flesh

noun. (ˈflɛʃ) Alternative names for the body of a human being.
Synonyms
physical body man form adult body soma male body chassis someone shape build mortal human body physique somebody material body body anatomy person frame human being homo individual human juvenile body physical structure female body bod soul organic structure figure
Antonyms
woman juvenile female civilian volunteer
Etymology
flesh (English)
flæsc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

9. flesh

verb. (ˈflɛʃ) Remove adhering flesh from (hides) when preparing leather manufacture.
Synonyms
get rid of remove
Antonyms
straightness straight sharpness
Etymology
flesh (English)
flæsc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

10. flesh

noun. (ˈflɛʃ) A soft moist part of a fruit.
Synonyms
plant tissue pulp parenchyma
Antonyms
white angularity roundness crookedness
Etymology
flesh (English)
flæsc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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