two-legged
English
/tuːˈlɛɡɪd/, /tuːˈlɛɡɪd/
adj
Definitions
- Having or furnished with two legs, or leg-like appendages.
Etymology
Compound from English two + English legged (having legs).
Origin
English
legged
Gloss
having legs
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- atwo English
- barelegged English
- betwixen English
- four-legged English
- leg English
- legged English
- leggedness English
- light-legged English
- multilegged English
- no-legged English
- one-legged English
- short-legged English
- spraddlelegged English
- twenty English
- two English
- two-armed English
- two-edged English
- two-faced English
- two-fanged English
- two-footed English
- two-handed English
- two-headed English
- two-hourly English
- two-lipped English
- two-ply English
- two-reeler English
- two-tongued English
- two-up English
- two-way English
- twoer English
- twofold English
- twoish English
- twoling English
- twoness English
- twopartite English
- twopence English
- twopenny English
- twoscore English
- twosies English
- twosome English
- twoth English
- twothirds English
- twoweapon English
- ツー Japanese
- legged Middle English
- two Middle English
- tu Tok Pisin
- tu Sranan Tongo
- tu Fanagalo
- tu Bislama
- leg
- two
- atwo
- twoer
- twoth
- twoish
- two-up
- legged
- twenty
- two-way
- twofold
- twoness
- twosies
- twosome
- two-ply
- twoling
- twopence
- twopenny
- twoscore
- betwixen
- twoweapon
- two-armed
- two-faced
- no-legged
- twothirds
- two-edged
- two-handed
- two-fanged
- two-hourly
- two-reeler
- leggedness
- one-legged
- two-headed
- barelegged
- two-footed
- twopartite
- two-lipped
- two-tongued
- multilegged
- four-legged
- short-legged
- light-legged
- spraddlelegged