brycho-, brych-, bryco-, bryc-, bryko-, bryk-

1. A reference to the eating of meat with a lot of noise and greed.
2. Descriptive of tearing and ripping meat into pieces while in the process of eating it: "Hyenas which primarily feed on flesh as scavengers are known to be brychocarnivorous consumers."

A nervous disorder that someone may have which is characterized by an abnormal grinding of the teeth.

1. When referring to people, eating in a noisy, uncouth, or barbaric manner.
2. Animals which eat in a wild or noisy way.

An abnormal hatred and fear of being around people who eat in a ravenous or voracious style: When Pamela goes to restaurants, she is greatly disturbed and has brychophobia when the children of some families gobble their food as if they are starving.

Utah bird, Least Bittern; from Greek ixos, "the mistletoe berry or plant" plus brycho, "to eat noisily with a belch and a bellow" plus exilis, "small".

Ononis: the classical Greek name used by Pliny for the rest-harrow, one of several Old World plants having woody stems, axillary pink or purplish flowers, and trifoliate leaves with dentate leaflets; referring to its use as hay or as a forage plant.