Omnivora
plural noun
Om·niv·o·ra
ämˈnivərə
1
in some especially former classifications : a group comprising the pigs and the hippopotamuses
2
or omnivora
a
: omnivorous animals
b
: man and swine —used when it is desired to stress fundamental similarities of habits and physiology
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of omnivorus omnivorous
- hypergol
- hypergolic
- hypergolically
- hypergols
- hyperhidroses
- hyperhidrosis
- hyperia
- hyperica
- Hypericaceae
- hypericaceaes
- Hypericales
- hypericaleses
- hypericalesses
- hypericisms
- Hypericum
- hypericums
- hyperidrosis
- hyperimmune
- hyperimmunisation
- hyperimmunisations
- hyperimmunise
- hyperimmunised
- hyperimmunises
- hyperimmunising
- hyperimmunization