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two-legged

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two-legged [ˈtuːˈlegɪd] ADJbĂ­pedo, de dos piernas
two-legged [ˌtuːˈlɛgd] adja due gambe, bipede


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Also, Jerry had always heard the rare visiting two-legged man-creatures such as came on the Arangi, address his master as Mister Haggin.
He was induced to this by the report of the hostler, who said that the horse which Mr Maclachlan had hired from Worcester would be much more pleased with returning to his friends there than to prosecute a long journey; for that the said horse was rather a two-legged than a four-legged animal.
Peter Van Tromp, an English-speaking, two-legged animal of the international genus, and by profession of general and more than equivocal utility.
 
 
 
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