cynomorphic
cynomorphic adjective: doglike.
Adjective
cynomorphic (comparative more cynomorphic, superlative most cynomorphic)
- doglike
- The company of these excellent animals in my childhood gave a kind of cynomorphic twist to my philosophy and an enjoyment of animal society...1946, Blackwood's magazine
- It was especially the unburied dead whose souls were considered to be cynomorphic in the ancient world: Lilja, Dogs, p. 35.1991, David Gordon White, Myths of the dog-man
Forms of cynomorphic
| comparative | more cynomorphic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cynomorphic |
Origin of cynomorphic
From cyno- + -morphic.
Questions about cynomorphic
- What does cynomorphic mean?
- Cynomorphic means doglike.
- What part of speech is cynomorphic?
- Cynomorphic is an adjective.
Words near cynomorphic in the dictionary
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