different between paedophagy vs paedophagous
paedophagy
English
Etymology
From paedo- (“youth; young”) +? -phagy, from Ancient Greek ????? (phágos)
Noun
paedophagy (uncountable)
- (zoology, of animals) The act of feeding off larvae or eggs.
Related terms
- paedophage
- paedophagous
paedophagy From the web:
paedophagous
English
Etymology
paedo- +? -phagous
Adjective
paedophagous (not comparable)
- (biology) Feeding off eggs or larvae.
Related terms
- paedophage
- paedophagy
paedophagous From the web:
- what does pantophagous mean
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