cannibalism, n.All

The Cannibalism is still better off on judgment day than the civilized gourmand who nails geese to the ground and feasts on their bloated lives as pate de fois gras.

You can get a hot cup of Joe any timeat the Cannibal Diner

Cannibalism is able to arouse our disgust more than anything, yet we make the same impression on buddhist and vegetarians, for we feed on babies, though not our own.

A Cannibalism is a man who loves his neighbor . . . with sauce.

Cannibalism is degenerate — the beginning of family values is not eating dead relatives.

Cannibalism was rather common in the 16-17th century Europe where Egyptian mummies were consumed for supposed magical curative properties

I wonder if football tables look like shish kebab buffets to a cannibal

Cannibalism is situated to solve both the world's hunger and overpopulation at the same time

Cannibalism is being moral in a cannibal country.

A Roman fighter consumed his wifeHe said he was glad 'e ate 'er..

Dragonfly larva are voracious, even cannibalistic, aquatic creatures; they eat tadpoles, mosquitoes, fish, other insect larvae and even each other.