| APHAGIA | • aphagia n. (Medicine) The condition of difficulty in swallowing. • APHAGIA n. the inability to eat or swallow. |
| PATAGIA | • patagia n. Plural of patagium. • PATAGIUM n. (Latin) a wing membrane of a bat. |
| CONTAGIA | • contagia n. Plural of contagium. • CONTAGIUM n. (Latin) a causative agent of infectious diseases. |
| DYSPHAGIA | • dysphagia n. (Pathology) Difficulty in swallowing. • DYSPHAGIA n. pathological difficulty in swallowing. |
| GEOPHAGIA | • geophagia n. Consumption of clay, chalk or dirt. • GEOPHAGIA n. the practice of feeding on soil, also GEOPHAGY. |
| OMOPHAGIA | • omophagia n. The eating of raw food, especially raw flesh. • OMOPHAGIA n. the eating of raw flesh, also OMOPHAGY. |
| AEROPHAGIA | • aerophagia n. Aerophagy. • AEROPHAGIA n. spasmodic swallowing of air, a fairly common neurotic habit that may lead to belching and stomach pain. |
| AUTOPHAGIA | • autophagia n. The eating of one’s own body. • AUTOPHAGIA n. sustenance by self-absorption of the tissues of the body, also AUTOPHAGY. |
| POLYPHAGIA | • polyphagia n. An excessive appetite for food. • polyphagia n. (Zoology) The eating of many different types of food. • POLYPHAGIA n. the eating of excessive amounts, or many different kinds, of food. |
| HYPERPHAGIA | • hyperphagia n. Synonym of polyphagia (“excessive appetite for food”). • HYPERPHAGIA n. eating too much. |
| MENORRHAGIA | • menorrhagia n. Excessive menstrual flow but regularly timed. • menorrhagia n. (Dated) The normal flow of the menses. • MENORRHAGIA n. excessive bleeding during menstruation. |
| METRORRHAGIA | • metrorrhagia n. (Pathology) abnormal uterine bleeding at irregular intervals. • METRORRHAGIA n. irregular uterine bleeding esp. between menstrual periods. |
| RHINORRHAGIA | • rhinorrhagia n. A profuse nosebleed. • RHINORRHAGIA n. nosebleeding. |