1. Pertaining to or contained in a cycle. Cyclic poets, certain epic poets who followed Homer, and kept within one cycle of subjects, that of the Trojan war. Cyclic chorus, at Athens, one which sang and danced in a circle round the altar of Bacchus in performing the dithyrambic odes.

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

• cyclicng,
• cyrilic,
• cycl,
• celic,
• cyclle,
• cyclus,
• cyclicle,
• ceclia,
• cyclye,
• cyctic,
• puclic,
• cyclng,
• collic,
• cycly,
• carlic,
• ayclic,
• cyclig,
• cyclycity,
• ioscyclic,
• mylic

• click,
• cyclical,
• cyclicity,
• calico,
• cycle,
• cyclonic,
• cyclist.

The adjective form of the word "cyclic" is "cyclical".

The plural form of the word "cyclic" is "cyclics".

The singular form of the word "cyclic" is "cycle"