Exploring Words with 'ped' - Creatures and Actions
Discover a variety of words related to creatures and actions that involve feet in this collection. From creatures like bipeds, centipedes, and millipedes to actions like pedicures and peddling, explore the meanings and images associated with the common suffix 'ped'.
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Biped (noun) A creature with two feet
Centipede (noun) A creature with 100 feet
Impediment (noun) Something that standsin one s way; an obstacle
Millipede (noun) A creature with 1,000 feet
Pedal (noun) A lever that is moved with one s foot
Peddler (noun) A person who goes from door to door on foot trying to sell a product
Pedestrian (noun) A person who walks across the street on foot
Pedicure (noun) A foot treatment that could include soaking the foot and polishing the toe nails
Quadruped (noun) A four-footed creature
Tripod (noun) A three-footed stand
Precaution (v) A measure taken in advance to prevent harm
Precede (v) To come before something else in time, order, or rank
Predict (v) To say what will happen before it occurs
Prefix (n) A syllable or word that comes before a root word to change its meaning.
Prejudge (v) To make a decision before you have all of the facts:
Preapprove (v) To authorize or give permission in advance
Words to look up! Prepay (v) Pretest (n)
Prevent (v) To stop something from happening before it occurs
Preview (v) To look at or see something before someone else
