noun

• The practice of eating insects, especially by people.

  ‘He says entomophagy is a more environmentally friendly practice.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘To be sure, many Eastern and African cultures practice entomophagy - some bugs are even considered delicacies - but for the most part, creepy crawlies are off the dinner plate.’
  • ‘Older students are learning about entomophagy too.’
  • ‘Now, after years of experimenting with entomophagy (that's bug-eating to you), he presents the results with relish… or at least a light cream sauce.’