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Meanings of biped in English
Usage of biped in English
1
Dove never talks about her biped life; hardly any of us do.
2
The dominant type of life appears to have been a two-armed biped.
3
In Mame's eyes I remained a mere biped, more ruminant than ever.
4
Tiny, furry biped animals waddled desperately to get out of their way.
5
Because every man is a biped, fifty men are not a centipede.
6
With the habits and tastes of the male biped he was tolerably familiar.
7
He was an erect biped and in general plan definitely human.
8
Now the eyeless biped animals were running back into the fray.
9
It was biped, but much larger than any human Harland had ever seen.
10
An absurd simile drawn from an ignorance of the formation of the biped.
11
Being a biped put it in a class by itself for this planet.
12
The plan they adopted was systematic, and worthy the imitation of biped hunters.
13
The feet of the orang are not good for shoes, and biped work.
14
A large biped had found the opening from the other side.
15
He was sorry for the pilloried biped, and sorry for the bitten brute.
16
His eye is to take in fish, flower, and bird, quadruped and biped.
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United Kingdom
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