Biped (noun)

An animal that has two feet.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from bi- "two" + -ped "foot".

Examples:

1. Humans are bipeds, meaning we walk on two legs.
2. The bipedal movement of the dinosaur was reconstructed using fossils.
3. Bipeds have a different skeletal structure than quadrupedal animals.
4. The study of bipedalism in primates is important for understanding human evolution.
5. The robot was designed to walk like a biped, with two legs and feet.