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Definition of webfoot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animalsRare animal with webbed feetRare
- The webfoot is common in aquatic birds.
2.
medicalRare foot of an aquatic bird with toes connected by a membraneRare
- The duck's webfoot helps it swim efficiently in water..
Images of webfoot

animal with webbed feet 
foot of an aquatic bird with toes connected by a membrane
Origin of webfoot
Old English, web (woven) + foot (limb)
Examples of webfoot in a sentence
Webfoot creatures thrive in wet environments. The pelican's webfoot aids in catching fish. A frog's webfoot is perfect for swimming.
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- French:animal palmipède, pied palmé, ...
- German:Schwimmfuß, Fuß eines Wasservogels, ...
- Italian:palmipede, piede palmato, ...
- Spanish:palmípedo, pie palmeado, ...
- Portuguese:animal de pés palmados, pé palmado, ...
- Chinese:蹼足动物, 鸭蹼, ...
- Japanese:水かき, 水鳥の足, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوان ذو أَقْدام مُكفَّفَة, قَدَم مَكْفوفَة, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל רַגְלַיִם עִם קָרוֹמִים לְשְׁחִיָּה, רֶגֶל קְרוּמִית, ...
- Russian:перепончатая лапа, лапа водоплавающей птицы, ...
- Ukrainian:перетинчаста лапа, лапа з перетинками, ...
- Hindi:जालीदार पैर, झिल्लीदार पैर, ...
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