dicondylic
adjective
di·con·dyl·ic
-lik
: having two articulatory condyles —used chiefly of joints between segments of the limbs of insects
Word History
Etymology
di- + condyle + -ic
- back-room
- back-scratching
- back-set bed
- back-strapped
- back-tan
- back-tanning
- back-titrate
- back-titration
- back-to-back
- back-to-backs
- back-to-work
- back/paint oneself into a corner
- backache
- backache brake
- backaches
- backaching
- backassward
- backasswards
- backbackiri
- backband
- backbands
- backbar
- backbars
- backbearing
- backbeat