polyphagy
/pəˈlɪfədʒi/noun
1 Medicine = polyphagia. rare.
2 Zoology. The habit of feeding on a variety of different foods; polyphagous character.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Medical and Physical Journal. From poly- + -phagy, after post-classical Latin polyphagia polyphagia. Compare French polyphagie.
- up one's street (or alley)
- upon my soul!
- up (or out) the wazoo
- up (or raise) the ante
- upper
- Upper Austria
- Upper Canada
- upper case
- upper chamber
- upper circle
- upper class
- upperclassman
- upper-classness
- uppercut
- Upper Darby
- upper house
- upper-level
- upper middle class
- uppermost
- Upper Peninsula
- upper regions
- upper school
- Upper Volta
- upper working class
- upper works