Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
uniped
Adjective
/ˈjuː.nɪ.pɛd/

Definition
A creature or object that possesses only one foot or leg.

Examples
- The uniped creature hopped gracefully across the meadow.
- In mythology, the uniped was often depicted as a symbol of balance and uniqueness.
- The scientist studied the movement patterns of the uniped species.

Meaning
The term ‘uniped’ is used mainly in scientific contexts to describe organisms or structures that are characterized by having a single leg or foot, which can refer to various types of animals or fictional beings.

Synonyms
- Monoped
- One-legged
- Single-footed