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biped
"animal with two feet," 1640s, from L. bipedem (nom. bipes) "two-footed," from bi- "two" + pedem (nom. pes) "foot" (see foot).
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biped  (bī'pěd') Pronunciation Key
An animal having two feet, such as a bird or human. bipedal adjective |
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