cynopodous

British

/ saɪˈnɒpədəs /

adjective

(of some mammals, such as dogs) having claws that do not retract

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Etymology

Origin of cynopodous

from New Latin, from _cyno- + _-podous

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Associated words: canine, Canis, cyniatrics, rabies, hydrophobia, cynanthropy, cynegetics, cynic, cynophobia, cynoid, cynopodous, cynocephalous, cynocephalus, cynocephalic, learn, leash, dog-fancier. dog, v. follow, worry, hound. dog days. canicular days. dogged, a. stubborn, obstinate, mulish, headstrong, persistent. doggish, a. surly, sullen, churlish, cynical, morose. dog house. kennel. dogma, n. doctrine, tenet. dogmatic, a. positive, magisterial, dictatorial, imperious, domineering, overbearing; authoritative, categorical. dog-star, n.

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