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anthro

1

[ an-throh ]

noun

Informal.
  1. If I had wanted to major in anthro, I would have gone to a different school.



anthro

2

[ an-throh ]

noun

  1. an anthropomorphic creature or character:

    Her journal is filled with fanciful drawings of anthros.

adjective

  1. anthropomorphic:

    Some of these anthro beings are too scary for small children.

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˜yĐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of anthro1

First recorded in 1925–30 ; by shortening

Origin of anthro2

By shortening
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Example Sentences

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What, wondered the anthro, does the turtle rest on?

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The rest just wear a T-shirt featuring an anthro critter or the tail of their fursona’s species.

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It’s about these three anthro bears that live in San Francisco, and they’re more or less accepted in human society.

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Forest ranger Fred Johnson lived in the three-room building and used the property as a base to manage national forest lands from Anthro Mountain to Indian Canyon, according to the Forest Service decommissioning proposal.

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Conducting ethnographic research in the Caribbean, Hurston said that she planned to return to the United States with two books: “One for anthro. and one for the way I want to write it.”

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