Definition of pholcid in English:

pholcid

noun ˈfɒlsɪd

Zoology

Any of numerous spiders constituting the family Pholcidae, which have relatively small bodies and very long legs.

adjective ˈfɒlsɪd

Zoology

Of or relating to the family Pholcidae.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac Funk (1839–1912), publisher and reformer. From scientific Latin Pholcidae, family name from Pholcus, genus name + -id.

Definition of pholcid in US English:

pholcid

nounˈfɒlsɪd

Zoology

Any of numerous spiders constituting the family Pholcidae, which have relatively small bodies and very long legs.

adjectiveˈfɒlsɪd

Zoology

Of or relating to the family Pholcidae.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac Funk (1839–1912), publisher and reformer. From scientific Latin Pholcidae, family name from Pholcus, genus name + -id.

单词	pholcid
释义	Definition of pholcid in English: pholcid noun ˈfɒlsɪd Zoology Any of numerous spiders constituting the family Pholcidae, which have relatively small bodies and very long legs. adjective ˈfɒlsɪd Zoology Of or relating to the family Pholcidae. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac Funk (1839–1912), publisher and reformer. From scientific Latin Pholcidae, family name from Pholcus, genus name + -id. Definition of pholcid in US English: pholcid nounˈfɒlsɪd Zoology Any of numerous spiders constituting the family Pholcidae, which have relatively small bodies and very long legs. adjectiveˈfɒlsɪd Zoology Of or relating to the family Pholcidae. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac Funk (1839–1912), publisher and reformer. From scientific Latin Pholcidae, family name from Pholcus, genus name + -id.
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