IPA: /oʊˈsiːlɔɪd/
KK: /oʊˈsiːlɔɪd/
Having a pattern or appearance similar to that of an ocelot, which is a type of wild cat known for its distinctive spots and markings.
The fabric had an oceloid design that reminded me of the beautiful coat of an ocelot.
The word 'oceloid' is derived from 'ocelus' (from Latin, meaning eye) and the suffix '-oid' (meaning resembling or like). Therefore, 'oceloid' refers to something that resembles an eye.
Think of 'ocelus' meaning eye, and remember that 'oceloid' describes something that looks like an eye.