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u⋅ni⋅cy⋅cle
/
ˈyu
nəˌsaɪ
kəl
/
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[
yoo
-n
uh
-sahy-k
uh
l
]
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noun, verb,
-cled,
-cling.
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–noun
1.
a vehicle with one wheel, esp. a pedal-driven device kept upright and steered by body balance, commonly used by acrobats and other performers.
–verb (used without object)
2.
to ride a unicycle.
Origin:
1865–70,
Americanism
;
uni-
+
cycle
Related forms:
u⋅ni⋅cy⋅clist,
noun
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u·ni·cy·cle
(yōō'nĭ-sī'kəl)
n. A vehicle consisting of a frame mounted over a single wheel and usually propelled by pedals.
[
uni-
+
-cycle
, perhaps on the model of
bicycle
.]
u'ni·cy'clist
n.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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unicycle
1869, Amer.Eng., from L.
uni-
"one" (see
uni-
) +
-cycle,
from
bicycle
(from Gk.
kyklos
"circle, wheel").
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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