What is a vegetarian that eats some meat?

Answer 1

Not a vegetarian.

No vegetarian eats meat.

A flexitarian. I hate the term. It means nothing really. It means they're vegetarian some times, non-vegetarian at the other times. Which is basically everyone in the world, as nobody really eats meat with every meal. Normally it's people who either a) want to label themselves or b) want to be vegetarian but don't like going to restaurants or people's homes and refusing the meals they're made.

Or there are people like pescetarians, who don't eat anything that vegetarians eat, except fish. They eat fish.

Answer 2

Most plants are not carnivores, but there are a few that are both carnivorous and edible by humans (see related links). Many vegetarians would not have a problem with eating these plants, but they are not a common part of most human diets.

Some vegans object to plants that are raised using animal manure or carcasses as fertilizer.

Answer 3

Vegetarians do not eat meat of an animal. Many vegetarians will eat fish and seafood products or chicken and poultry products. Generally, a vegetarian will eat no mean from any animal, but this decision is up to the individual.