octopodic
octopodic adjective: resembling an octopus; octopuslike.
Adjective
octopodic (comparative more octopodic, superlative most octopodic)
- Resembling an octopus; octopuslike.
- […] congenial to creative thinking of any kind that does not concern high finance and octopodic expansion.1911, William Roscoe Thayer et al., The Harvard Graduates' Magazine, page 425
- Mr. Ellis continued his campaign for amendments in legislation and H. J. Lawson, having bought the winning car for a very large sum, extended his octopodic activities.1960, Anthony Bird, The Motor Car, 1765-1914
- Synonyms:
- list in octopuslike
Synonyms of octopodic
- list in octopuslike
Forms of octopodic
| comparative | more octopodic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most octopodic |
Origin of octopodic
From octopod + -ic.
Questions about octopodic
- What does octopodic mean?
- Octopodic means resembling an octopus; octopuslike.
- What part of speech is octopodic?
- Octopodic is an adjective.
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