cuticular

As adjectives the difference between cutaneous and cuticular

is that cutaneous is (anatomy|zoology) of, relating to, existing on, or affecting the exterior skin; especially the cutis while cuticular is of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As a noun cuticula

is (zoology|botany) a tough protective covering outside the epidermis of many invertebrates and plants; cuticle.

As an adjective cuticular is

of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As adjectives the difference between cuticular and cunicular

is that cuticular is of or pertaining to the cuticle while cunicular is of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a rabbit.

As adjectives the difference between cuticular and coticular

is that cuticular is of or pertaining to the cuticle while coticular is pertaining to whetstones; like or suitable for whetstones.

As an adjective cuticular

is of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As a noun cuticulae is

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As a noun cuticulas

is plural of cuticula.

As an adjective cuticular is

of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As adjectives the difference between cubicular and cuticular

is that cubicular is (obsolete) belonging to a chamber or bedroom while cuticular is of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As an adjective cuticular

is of or pertaining to the cuticle.

As a noun scarfskin is

the outermost, cuticular layer of skin.

As adjectives the difference between cuticular and noncuticular

is that cuticular is of or pertaining to the cuticle while noncuticular is not cuticular.