| In this version, the woman is slippin' out the back door instead of the man and she's a man-eater rather than a woman on the side. |
| No more than our old war dog Deber-Trud the man-eater did I drop my prey. |
| The lion, in a few days, had proved not only to be a man-eater, but a man-hunter. |
| Have you ever been roared at by a man-eater with fangs four inches away from your face, as it reared on its hind legs to lunge six feet tall at you? |
| She was not a man-eater, perhaps, but she was nearly romance-mad. |
| And so the debate continues, even now: slavering man-eater or virgin bride? |
