1. a lizard of the family Iguanidae, including iguanas and related species found mainly in the Americas and the Pacific.
Usage: zoology; often used in scientific and educational contexts

1. of, relating to, or belonging to the family Iguanidae.
Usage: zoology

Examples

• The green iguana is the largest iguanid in North America.
• Iguanid lizards are characterized by their large size and prominent dorsal crests.
• Scientists study iguanid species to understand reptile evolution.
• The desert iguana is a small iguanid adapted to arid environments.
• Iguanid families include both herbivorous and omnivorous species.
• Zoos often display iguanid specimens in their reptile exhibits.