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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Latin
Origin:
centipeda, from centi- (
CENTI-
) + pes
'foot'
centipede
noun
Related topics:
Insects
cen‧ti‧pede
[
countable
]
HBI
a small creature like a
worm
with a lot of very small legs
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centi-
prefix
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noun
centilitre
noun
centime
noun
centimetre
noun
centipede
noun
central
adjective
-central
suffix
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noun