soliped

[ sol-uh-ped ]
/ ˈsɒl əˌpɛd /

noun

solidungulate.

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Origin of soliped

1640–50; < New Latin soliped- (stem of solipēs), equivalent to Latin soli- soli-1 + ped-, stem of pēs foot; see -ped

Words nearby soliped

solimena, solimões, soling, solingen, solion, soliped, solipsism, solipsistic, solitaire, solitary, solitary bee
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