bicaudal

adj

Etymology

From bi- + caudal, from Latin cauda (“tail”).

  1. borrowed from caudālis — “having a tail
  2. prefixed as bicaudal — “bi + caudal

Definitions

  1. Having two tails

The neighborhood

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