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wihtikow - Wiktionary

wihtikow - Wiktionary: "wihtikow

1 English
2 Alternative Spellings
2.1 Etymology
2.2 Noun
2.3 Related Words

English

A greedy person.
Someone that is willing to disregard or hurt others, society, or the environment for their profits.
A person that "eats the happiness of others."
Emotional cannibal.
giant man-eating monster.
A mental disorder resulting in a lack of compassion.

Alternative Spellings

Wetico or Weticow

Etymology
From Cree wihtikow/ᐃᐧᐦᑎᑯᐤ"

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