-OIDEA Definition & Meaning

-oidea

a suffix used in the names of zoological classes or entomological superfamilies.

-oidea

suffix forming plural proper nouns

forming the names of zoological classes or superfamilies
Crinoidea
Canoidea

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of -oidea¹

< New Latin, plural of Greek -�Ǳ𾱻�ŧ�� -oid; -a ¹

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of -oidea¹

from New Latin, from Latin -��ī��ŧ�� -oid

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“Be japers! that’s an out-an’-out good oidea.

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Super-family: a division of classification less than an order, including a series of family groups more closely related to each other than to similar groups within the order: opinionative and ending in oidea: sometimes hardly different from suborder; but lower than suborder when both terms are employed.

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"Nivver a bit do Oi loike th' oidea av seein' thim boofalo shot onliss Oi can do th' shootin'."

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DOOLAN—"Oi belave it will give ye more ov an oidea wot sort ov a woman me woife is."

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