In endocytic pathways, the process commonly described as "cell eating" (uptake of large particles by engulfment) is called what?

Recall that phagocytosis is the specific type of endocytosis where large particles are engulfed by the cell membrane to form a phagosome.

Differentiate phagocytosis from other processes: receptor-mediated endocytosis involves selective uptake of molecules via receptors, pinocytosis is 'cell drinking' involving fluid uptake, and exocytosis is the process of expelling materials from the cell.