cancroid

cancroid
/kang"kroyd/, adj.
1. Pathol. resembling a cancer, as certain tumors.
2. Zool. resembling a crab.
n.
3. Pathol. a form of cancer of the skin.
[1820-30; < L cancr- (s. of cancer) CANCER + -OID]

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  • cancroid — /ˈkæŋkrɔɪd/ (say kangkroyd) –adjective 1. Pathology resembling a cancer, as certain tumours. 2. Zoology resembling a crab. –noun 3. Pathology a form of cancer of the skin …  

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