Definition of oegopsid in English:

oegopsid

adjective iːˈɡɒpsɪd

Zoology

Designating, belonging to, or relating to the Oegopsida (formerly Oigopsidae), a division (now usually regarded as a suborder) of squids whose eyes have lids but no corneal membranes, and so are open to the water.

noun iːˈɡɒpsɪd

Zoology

An oegopsid squid.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From scientific Latin Oigopsidae, former family name from ancient Greek οἴγειν to open (perhaps cognate with Sanskrit vega quick movement, Slovene vega to sway) + ὄψις sight + scientific Latin -idae.

Definition of oegopsid in US English:

oegopsid

adjectiveiːˈɡɒpsɪd

Zoology

Designating, belonging to, or relating to the Oegopsida (formerly Oigopsidae), a division (now usually regarded as a suborder) of squids whose eyes have lids but no corneal membranes, and so are open to the water.

nouniːˈɡɒpsɪd

Zoology

An oegopsid squid.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From scientific Latin Oigopsidae, former family name from ancient Greek οἴγειν to open (perhaps cognate with Sanskrit vega quick movement, Slovene vega to sway) + ὄψις sight + scientific Latin -idae.

单词	oegopsid
释义	Definition of oegopsid in English: oegopsid adjective iːˈɡɒpsɪd Zoology Designating, belonging to, or relating to the Oegopsida (formerly Oigopsidae), a division (now usually regarded as a suborder) of squids whose eyes have lids but no corneal membranes, and so are open to the water. noun iːˈɡɒpsɪd Zoology An oegopsid squid. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From scientific Latin Oigopsidae, former family name from ancient Greek οἴγειν to open (perhaps cognate with Sanskrit vega quick movement, Slovene vega to sway) + ὄψις sight + scientific Latin -idae. Definition of oegopsid in US English: oegopsid adjectiveiːˈɡɒpsɪd Zoology Designating, belonging to, or relating to the Oegopsida (formerly Oigopsidae), a division (now usually regarded as a suborder) of squids whose eyes have lids but no corneal membranes, and so are open to the water. nouniːˈɡɒpsɪd Zoology An oegopsid squid. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From scientific Latin Oigopsidae, former family name from ancient Greek οἴγειν to open (perhaps cognate with Sanskrit vega quick movement, Slovene vega to sway) + ὄψις sight + scientific Latin -idae.
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