Without feet or footlike appendages; lacking legs or leg-like structures.
From Greek apo- (without) + pous (foot). The term appears in zoological descriptions of legless creatures or anatomical states.
Snakes and eels are 'apoious'—completely legless—yet they move brilliantly, proving that feet are useful but absolutely not required for getting around on land or in water.
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