kbbqiotic

kbbq
/ keɪ-biː-biː-kjuː /
noun
1. Korean barbecue; a popular Korean method of grilling meat, typically beef, pork, or chicken, often marinated in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil, garlic, and other ingredients.
The restaurant specializes in authentic kbbq with tabletop grills.
2. A social dining experience centered around cooking and eating Korean barbecue, often with accompanying side dishes (banchan).
They invited friends over for kbbq and soju on Saturday night.
Origin: Abbreviation of Korean barbecue, first used in English circa early 2000s.
iotic
/ aɪ·ˈɒt·ɪk /
adjective
1. Relating to or characterized by the Internet of Things (IoT); connected via digital networks.
The smart home features iotic appliances that can be controlled remotely.
Origin: Blend of i(nternet) + otic (suffix forming adjectives), early 21st century.
biotic
/ baɪ·ˈɒt·ɪk /
adjective
1. Involving, caused by, or relating to living things in the environment.
Biotic factors in the ecosystem include plants, animals, and microorganisms.
Origin: From Greek biotikos 'pertaining to life', from bios 'life'.