palmiped
/ˈpalmɪpɛd/(also palmipede)
noun
A web-footed bird. Now frequently archaic or historical.
- The plural palmipedes may in some instances represent the Latin plural form..
adjective
Web-footed. Also (occasionally) of a foot: webbed.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Guillim (1550–1621), herald. From classical Latin palmiped-, palmipēs web-footed from palmi- + pēs foot.
- singing hinny
- singingly
- singing saw
- sing in (or out) the new (or old) year
- sing-jay
- sing-jaying
- single
- single acrostic
- single-acting
- single-action
- single blessedness
- single-blind
- single bond
- single-breasted
- single carriageway
- single-cell protein
- single combat
- single-copy
- single cream
- single currency
- single-cut
- single-decker
- single digging
- singledom
- single-elimination