webfoot (Meaning)
Wordnet
webfoot (n)
a foot having the toes connected by folds of skin
Webster
webfoot (n.)
A foot the toes of which are connected by a membrane.
Any web-footed bird.
Synonyms & Antonyms of webfoot
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webfoot Sentence Examples
- Ducks and geese possess webfeet, an adaptation that aids in their aquatic mobility.
- The webbed feet of frogs allow them to paddle efficiently through water.
- Otters have webfeet that help them propel through water with speed and agility.
- Penguins rely on their webfeet for both swimming and walking on ice.
- The webfeet of water birds provide buoyancy and reduce drag, enabling them to navigate watery environments effortlessly.
- The long, webbed feet of flamingos help them balance and walk in shallow waters.
- Cormorants have webfeet that aid in diving and swimming underwater.
- Webfeet enable mudskippers to walk across mudflats and shallow waters.
- The webfeet of platypuses allow them to navigate both land and water environments.
- The webfooted adaptation of turtles allows them to swim efficiently and navigate underwater currents.
FAQs About the word webfoot
a foot having the toes connected by folds of skinA foot the toes of which are connected by a membrane., Any web-footed bird.
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Ducks and geese possess webfeet, an adaptation that aids in their aquatic mobility.
The webbed feet of frogs allow them to paddle efficiently through water.
Otters have webfeet that help them propel through water with speed and agility.
Penguins rely on their webfeet for both swimming and walking on ice.
