1. The semi-transparent cuticle or scarf-skin enveloping the true skin, and containing neither nerves nor vessels, only flattened cells in layers; a similar covering investing the leaves and stems of plants.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• epedermis,
• epidurmis,
• epidermiss,
• epidermus,
• epidemies,
• wpidermis,
• spidermis,
• dpidermis,
• rpidermis,
• 4pidermis,
• 3pidermis,
• eoidermis,
• elidermis,
• e-idermis,
• e0idermis,
• epudermis,
• epjdermis,
• epkdermis,
• epodermis,
• ep9dermis

• epidemic,
• epidermal,
• eupatoriums,
• epiderms,
• Epidermeous,
• epidermic,
• Epidermose.

The adjective form of the word "epidermis" is "epidermal".

The plural form of the word "epidermis" is "epidermises" However, some sources also consider "epidermides" as a valid plural form.

The singular form of the word "epidermis" is "epidermis".