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Meanings of man-eater in anglès
Large aggressive shark widespread in warm seas; known to attack humans.
portuguès
canibal català
antropòfag rus
животные-людоеды espanyol
devorador de hombres A woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive.
Usage of man-eater in anglès
1
And thus the man-eater was shut in with the three sleeping men.
2
The man-eater lurked in a wood that was hard by the sheep-run.
3
Shall I wander to the west, the fierce Mohawk,-theman-eater,-ismy foe.
4
Left her family and friends behind, to worship the glittering man-eater called Manhattan.
5
Cautiously the youth crept out upon the trail of the man-eater.
6
The aboriginal man-eater, or pocket-cannibal, is susceptible of the refining influences of Civilization.
7
Like other crocodiles, the gavial has often been accused of being a man-eater.
8
The M'Cord bungalow is a book of man-eater tales-withleather leaves.
9
Also it was true the beast, though full grown, was not a man-eater.
10
A man-eater, brilliant and bitter, the size of a small elephant.
11
A very large lizard is also said to be a man-eater.
12
A man-eater, to quote those fops of pop Hall and Oates.
13
Because she's a man-eater and has the ego of Marie Antoinette?
14
A known man-eater refusing to eat a man who wishes to be eaten?
15
What made Nick choose the haunts of a man-eater for his Christmas party?
16
Why don't you be a bit smarter, you damned frizzy-haired man-eater?
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Translations for man-eater
portuguès
Man-eater through the time
Man-eater across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common