BUPHAGOS

Domain	Definition
Literature	Buphagos Pausanias (viii. 24) tells us that the son of Japhet was called Buphagos (glutton), as Hercules was called Adephagus, because on one occasion he ate a whole ox (Athenæos x.). The French call the English "Beefeaters," because they are eaters of large joints of meat, and not of delicate, well-dressed viands. Neither of these has any relation to our Yeomen of the Guards. (See Beefeaters , page 115.). Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: BUPHAGOS

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-b-g-h-o-p-s-u"
	-2 letters: boughs, bugsha.
	-3 letters: bogus, bough, habus, opahs, ouphs, saugh, sough, subah.
	-4 letters: abos, bags, baps, bash, boas, bogs, bops, bosh, bugs, bush, gabs, gaps, gash, gasp, goas, gobs, gosh, gush, habu, hags, haps, hasp, hobs, hogs, hops, hubs, hugs, opah, opus, ouph, pash, posh, pubs, pugh, pugs, push, sago, shag, shog, shop, soap.
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