What does monoped mean?
Monoped means Someone or something that has one leg..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Someone or something that has one leg..
While all animals are not bipeds, there is no animal that is a monoped.
After "the lively monoped" was settled, Nurse and "a big Prussian who spoke no English" noticed "the echo of a sob" from a twelve-year-old drummer boy who was having a nightmare.
A monoped can move only by hopping, which consists of alternating flight and stance phases.
Being a monoped was an added pregnancy complication.
New-type monoped landing gear is to be fitted, and wing wheels are to retract.
The final forms of each technique are similar, the exceptions being that stemming skills are not contained in the monoped technique. The numerous methods used to teach the biped skier are also applicable to the monoped student.
Curling organic orange leather armchairs are superbly stylish and comfortable only surpassed by zoomorphic monoped wood and metal tables.
Use monoped when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Monoped means Someone or something that has one leg..
Common synonyms include uniped.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
While all animals are not bipeds, there is no animal that is a monoped.
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