| 释义 |
xen·o·pus
\ˈzenəpəs\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from xen- + -pus
: a genus that comprises African aquatic frogs having broad triangular heads, weak forelimbs, powerful, clawed hindlimbs, and no tongue or teeth and is sometimes made the type of a separate family but more often included among the Pipidae |