What do you call something that eats all kinds of food?
There isn't one perfect word for something that eats all kinds of food. Here are a few options depending on the context:
General terms:
* Omnivore: This is the most accurate scientific term for an animal that eats both plants and animals.
* Non-selective eater: This emphasizes the lack of preference in the food choices.
* Generalist: This term is used in ecology to describe organisms that can survive in a variety of environments and eat a variety of food sources.
Informal terms:
* Glutton: This implies eating excessively, not just a variety of food.
* Foodie: This refers to someone who loves food in general, not necessarily eating everything.
Other options:
* Opportunistic feeder: This describes an animal that takes advantage of whatever food is available.
* Scavenger: This refers to an animal that eats dead animals and organic waste.
The best word to use will depend on the specific context.
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