gallinivorousadj.
/ɡalɪˈnɪvərəs/ Feeding on fowls or poultry.Apparently an isolated use.
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1862 Fraser's Mag. July 85 Man is not strictly a ‘gallinivorous’ animal, and has a tendency to tire of perpetual poultry.
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adj.1862- have as much more right
- have as much right
- have as much use for something as a dog has for a side pocket
- have ass in a sling
- have assets
- have at
- have at advantage
- have at among you, harpers
- have at an advantage
- have at avail
- have at etc reputation
- have at feud
- have at great reputation
- have at heart
- have at no reputation
- have at one's beck
- have at one's fingers' ends
- have at one's fingers' or tongue's end
- have at one's fingers'finger ends
- have at stake
- have at you, harpers
- have away
- have axes to grind
- have bad mind for
- have bats in the belfry