zoological
[zoh-uh-loj-i-kuh l]
Often zo·o·log·ic.
Origin of zoological
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Related Words for zoological
natural, bodily, wild, brute, mammalian, beastly, bestial, corporeal, earthly, earthy, feral, fleshy, muscular, physical, sensual, untamed, brutish, zoologicalExamples from the Web for zoological
Historical Examples of zoological
He is a zoological fact, with his parallel in every herd of prairie dogs.
Shelley, Godwin and Their CircleH. N. Brailsford
His zoological information is, so far, knowledge and not mere hear-say.
On the Study of ZoologyThomas H. Huxley
Zoological morphology is the doctrine of animal form or structure.
On the Study of ZoologyThomas H. Huxley
They had gone to the Zoological Gardens, and would not be back till late.
Love and LucyMaurice Henry Hewlett
Take a trip to the Zoological Gardens and see these animals.
Where We LiveEmilie Van Beil Jacobs
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