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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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eater [Brit ˈiːtə, americ ˈidər] SUBST

1. eater (consumer of food):

eater
a big eater
a big fruit eater
she's a fussy eater
he's a fast/messy eater

2. eater (apple):

eater

fire-eater SUBST

fire-eater

insect eater SUBST

insect eater

man-eater [Brit ˈmaniːtə, americ ˈmænidər] SUBST

1. man-eater (animal):

man-eater

2. man-eater (woman):

man-eater fig, coloq humor or pej

lotus-eater SUBST literal MITO

lotus-eater
lotus-eater fig

compulsive eater SUBST

bee-eater SUBST

bee-eater

meat-eater [Brit ˈmiːtiːtə, americ ˈmitˌidər] SUBST

1. meat-eater (animal):

meat-eater

2. meat-eater (person):

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fire-eater
good/big eater
man-eater

no Dicionário PONS

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eater [ˈi:təʳ, americ -t̬ɚ] SUBST

1. eater (person):

eater
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2. eater Brit coloq (eating apple):

eater

fire-eater SUBST

fire-eater
carrion eater
to be a fussy eater
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fire-eater
big eater
carrion eater
man-eater
to be a good eater
to be a sloppy eater
no Dicionário PONS
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eater [ˈi·t̬ər] SUBST

eater
mangeur(-euse) m (f)

fire eater SUBST

fire eater

man-eater SUBST

1. man-eater ZOOL:

man-eater

2. man-eater fig coloq:

man-eater
carrion eater
to be a fussy eater
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fire-eater
big eater
carrion eater
to be a good eater
to be a sloppy eater

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Various activities are organised by cultural organisations: storytelling, fire-eaters, tastings, games, meals, concerts, lectures, theatre, films and conferences.
en.wikipedia.org
The party plans included a seven-piece band, a fog machine, various party games, a magician/fire-eater, an emcee and other performers.
www.npr.org
The alternatives in a time of action brought on by the fire-eaters were submission or secession.
en.wikipedia.org
There are often jugglers, fire-eaters and magicians entertaining the public on the lawns.
en.wikipedia.org
The venue is all ready for him, with clowns, goblins, aerial acts and some fire-eaters.
entertainment.ie