a. Path. [mod f. Gr. κακόχῡλ-ος with bad juice or flavor + -OUS.] Characterized by bad chyle; of difficult digestion, as ‘cacochylous aliments.’ Syd. Soc. Lex.
1859. in Mayne, Expos. Lex.
So Cacochylia, depraved chylification.
1706. Phillips, Cacochylia, a bad chylification, when the chyle is not duly made.
1721–90. in Bailey.
1839. G. Raymond, in New Monthly Mag., LVI. 306. Persons … using every diligence for a most unprofitable cacochylia.
