reingestion
/ˌriːɪnˈdʒɛstʃn/Chiefly Zoology
noun
The ingestion of material ejected or secreted from the body; specifically coprophagy or refection as practised by rabbits and some other mammals.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Carpenter (1813–1885), biologist and university administrator. From re- + ingestion.
- plansheer
- plansifter
- planster
- plant
- plantable
- plantad
- plantage
- Plantagenet
- plantaginaceous
- plantain
- plantain-eater
- plantain flour
- plantain lily
- plantain meal
- plantain shoreweed
- plantain walk
- plantain-water
- plant-animal
- plantar
- plantar fasciitis
- plantar fascitis
- plantarium
- plantation
- plantation acre
- plantation creole