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philogastric

philogastric adjective: fond of eating.

Adjective

philogastric (comparative more philogastric, superlative most philogastric)

  1. Fond of eating.

Forms of philogastric

comparativemore philogastric
superlativemost philogastric

Origin of philogastric

From philo- + gastric.

Questions about philogastric

What does philogastric mean?
Philogastric means fond of eating.
What part of speech is philogastric?
Philogastric is an adjective.

Words near philogastric in the dictionary

  1. philodramatists
  2. philodromid
  3. philodromids
  4. philofelist
  5. philofelists
  6. philogastric
  7. Philogene
  8. Philogenes
  9. philogenies
  10. philogenitive
  11. philogenitiveness

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