anguiped

anguiped
\\ˈaŋgwəˌped\ adjective
Etymology: Latin anguiped-, anguipes, from anguis + ped-, pes foot — more at foot
: having legs in the form of serpents — used especially of a statue

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anguiped or anguipede /-ped or -pēd/ adjective
Having feet or legs in the form of snakes, as used of mythological giants or the like
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Main Entry: ↑Anguis

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