Eating or feeding on human flesh; cannibalistic.
From Greek 'andros' (man) + 'phagos' (eating). First appears in learned English texts in the 17th century, derived from classical sources describing mythical peoples.
Ancient Greeks and Romans used 'androphagous' to describe distant peoples they feared, but modern anthropology shows this was mostly racist exaggeration—cannibalism was far rarer than the fearful colonizers claimed.
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