Pronunciation: /kæŋɡəˈtɛriən/
noun a person who only eats kangaroo meat
A1 I am a kangatarian, which means I only eat kangaroo meat.
A2 My friend follows a kangatarian diet, so she doesn't consume any other types of meat.
B1 The kangatarian lifestyle promotes sustainability and ethical treatment of animals.
B2 As a kangatarian, I have to be mindful of where I source my kangaroo meat from.
C1 The kangatarian movement is gaining popularity among those who want to reduce their environmental impact.
C2 Being a kangatarian requires a strong commitment to ethical eating practices.
adjective relating to the diet of a person who only eats kangaroo meat
A1 I am a kangatarian because I only eat kangaroo meat.
A2 She follows a kangatarian diet, which consists mainly of kangaroo meat and vegetables.
B1 The kangatarian lifestyle promotes sustainable eating habits by focusing on kangaroo meat as a primary protein source.
B2 As a kangatarian, he believes in the ethical treatment of animals and chooses to only consume kangaroo meat.
C1 The kangatarian movement has gained popularity among those who seek a more environmentally friendly diet.
C2 Being a kangatarian requires a strong commitment to sustainability and ethical food choices.
formal The kangatarian diet excludes all meat except for kangaroo.
informal My friend is a kangatarian, so she only eats kangaroo meat.
slang I heard that guy is a kangatarian, he's always talking about eating kangaroo.
figurative Being a kangatarian in a sea of carnivores can sometimes feel isolating.
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