adelopod
/əˈdɛləpɒd/
adelopod noun: an animal having feet that are not apparent.

Noun
adelopod (plural adelopods)
- An animal having feet that are not apparent.
- […] adelopods, such as clams, quahaugs, and shell-skids.1871, The Illustrated Police News, volume 11, page 2
- Maiden, gliding o'er the sod, / As by the Graces' sandal shod, / Art thou an adelopod?1878, William Tucker Washburn, Poems, page 227
Forms of adelopod
| plural | adelopods |
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Origin of adelopod
From Ancient Greek ἄδηλος (ádēlos, “invisible”) + English -pod.
Questions about adelopod
- What does adelopod mean?
- Adelopod means an animal having feet that are not apparent.
- What part of speech is adelopod?
- Adelopod is a noun.
- How do you pronounce adelopod?
- Adelopod is pronounced /əˈdɛləpɒd/.
- What is the plural of adelopod?
- The plural of adelopod is adelopods.
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