fissiped

/ˈfɪsɪpɛd/
noun
  1. A mammal with toes that are separated (not webbed), especially a member of the group that includes cats, dogs, bears, and weasels.
    • The zoo's new exhibit features several fissipeds, including a wolf and a lynx.
    • In biology class, we learned that a dog is a common example of a fissiped.
    • Fissipeds like foxes and badgers have claws that help them dig and hunt.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Having separated toes or digits, as opposed to webbed feet.
    • The scientist explained that fissiped feet are an adaptation for running and grasping.
    • The fissiped paws of the bear left distinct tracks in the mud.
    • Unlike ducks, cats are fissiped animals with individual toes.
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