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om·niv·o·ra
\ämˈnivərə\ noun plural
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of omnivorus omnivorous
1. capitalized, in some especially former classifications : a group comprising the pigs and the hippopotamuses
2. often capitalized
a. : omnivorous animals
b. : man and swine — used when it is desired to stress fundamental similarities of habits and physiology |