multilegged
multilegged adjective: having more than one leg.
Adjective
multilegged (comparative more multilegged, superlative most multilegged)
- Having more than one leg.
- One particular gown stood out: a sleeveless white silk sheath with an elaborate print ($3,400) that said, “I am Basquiat in hell, forced to endure a Sisyphean nursery school where I trace my hand and paint multilegged monster turkeys and get an F, forever.2008 May 15, Cintra Wilson, “Advanced Stages of Regression”, in New York Times
Forms of multilegged
| comparative | more multilegged |
|---|---|
| superlative | most multilegged |
Origin of multilegged
From multi- + legged.
Questions about multilegged
- What does multilegged mean?
- Multilegged means having more than one leg.
- What part of speech is multilegged?
- Multilegged is an adjective.
Words near multilegged in the dictionary
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