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n.

A person who combines a mostly meat diet with the occasional vegetarian meal. Also: flexi-vore. —adj. (flexible + carnivore.)

We do want to try, so we decided to start slow. We'd heard of "flexitarians" who occasionally eat meat, but we decided to become "flexivores" (our term) and go meat-free two days a week.

—Craig and mark Kielburger, " What do the Kielburgers feel guilty about?: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/giving/what-do-the-kielburgers-feel-guilty-about/article558739/," The Globe and Mail, October 10, 2011

Today, my cafeteria within the university's research building, actually had a food station labeled for "flexivores." What's a flexivore, other than a made-up word? According to the creators of this word, a flexivore is a person that eats meat, but chooses to incorporate less or no meat meals into his diet.

—Libby, " Flexivores welcome, or not!: http://aroguescientist.blogspot.ca/2010/03/flexivores-welcome-or-not.html," A Rogue Scientist, March 12, 2010

AND, if we're going to name it, why not flexi-VORE instead. since it's more like an omnivorous diet than a vegetarian one.

—gladcow, "on being a 'flexitarian" ( comment: http://quarterlifecrisis.typepad.com/vegan_chai/2008/09/on-being-a-flexitarian.html?cid=133334469\#comment-6a00d834518c2069e201053532c44d970c), vegan chai, October 7, 2008