Associations to the word «Cuvier»
Noun
- Georges
- Zoologist
- Naturalist
- Whale
- Dd
- Paleontology
- Octopus
- Grover
- Damsel
- Zoology
- Synonym
- Anatomy
- Whales
- Fossil
- Vertebrate
- Extinction
- Baptiste
- Taxonomy
- Durban
- Geologist
- Catastrophe
- Humboldt
- Linnaeus
- Natal
- Geology
- Darwin
- Alexandre
- Goethe
- Reptile
- Shark
- Stratum
- Polynesia
- Camper
- Davy
- Doris
- Hutton
- Mammal
- Skeleton
- Crocodile
- Madagascar
- Sperm
- Carp
- Jameson
- Grunt
- Conformity
- Huxley
- Specimen
- Fusilier
- Erasmus
- Alligator
- Specie
- Mollusc
- Animal
- Baron
- Frederic
- Elephant
- Tasmania
- Antoine
- Fauna
- Owen
- Rue
- Evolution
- Mollusk
- Comte
- Classification
- Lizard
- Sur
- Lr
- Dalton
- Tiger
- Pierre
- Botany
- Bone
- Morphology
- Correlation
- Samoa
- Poe
- Paris
- Biologist
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CUVIER, adjective. Cuvier (attributive); used in taxonomic names for organisms that often have English names of the form "Cuvier's ..."
CUVIER, noun. (oenology) Fermenting room of a winery
Dictionary definition
CUVIER, noun. French naturalist known as the father of comparative anatomy (1769-1832).
Wise words
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