1. a member of the family Cebidae, which includes New World monkeys such as capuchins and squirrel monkeys
Usage: zoological

1. of or relating to the family Cebidae of New World monkeys
Usage: zoological

Examples

• The capuchin is a well-known cebid found in Central and South America.
• Researchers studied the social behavior of various cebid species.
• Cebid monkeys are characterized by their prehensile tails.
• The zoo’s primate exhibit features several cebid specimens.
• Scientists classified the newly discovered monkey as a cebid.
• Cebid anatomy differs significantly from that of Old World monkeys.