"geophagist" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1919, Patrick Manson, Tropical Diseases, Chapter 45:",
          "text": "Should chance so determine, it is finally transferred to the human alimentary canal, either in muddy drinking-water, or in the mud or dirt adhering to the hands or the food dishes of the agriculturist, the brick-maker, or other operative engaged in handling the soil; or, it may be, in earth deliberately eaten by the geophagist and children.",
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        "One who eats earth or earthlike substances."
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          "earthlike",
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          "word": "geophagia"
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