plumiped
adjective
plu·mi·ped
ˈplüməˌped
variants or less commonly plumipede
-ˌpēd
1
: having feet covered with feathers
2
: having winged feet
Word History
Etymology
Latin plumiped-, plumipes having feathered feet (read by some editors at Catullus 58a, 5 for the word which is now generally taken to be plumipeda), from plumi- (from pluma small soft feather) + ped-, pes foot
- unevener
- unevenest
- unevenly
- unevenness
- unevennesses
- uneventful
- uneventfully
- uneventfulness
- uneventfulnesses
- unevoked
- unevolved
- unexact
- unexacting
- unexaggerated
- unexalted
- unexaminable
- unexamined
- unexamining
- unexampled
- unexcelled
- unexcepted
- unexceptionability
- unexceptionable
- unexceptionableness
- unexceptionablenesses