quadruped
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quad·ru·ped (kwä′dro̵̅o̅ ped′, -dro̵o-, -drə-)
noun
Etymology: L quadrupes (gen. quadrupedis) < quadru- (used for quadri-, quadri-, esp. before p), four + pes, foot
adjective
Related Forms:
- quadrupedal quad·ru′·pe·dal (kwä dro̵̅o̅′pə dəl; kwä′dro̵̅o̅ pēd′'l, -ped′'l) adjective
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Converse of object
- have: You never meet with quadrupeds going up and down walls; you must not have quadrupeds represented upon walls.
Adjective modifier
- large: With regard to the number of large quadrupeds, there certainly exists no quarter of the globe which will bear comparison with Southern Africa.
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