pedireme
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 27
[Lat. pes (gen it. ped is ) =a foot, and rem us an oar.] A crustacean using its feet as oars. (Good rich & Porter.) ped-is-se-quant s. [Lat. pedisequus , pedi e quus , from pes (gen it. ped is ) =a foot, and sequor =to follow.] A follower. "Forced to offer up his blood and flesh to the rage of al the observant pedi equants of the hunting godde Diana." - Top sell : Four footed Beasts , p. 136. pěd-ling, a. [PEDDLING.] pē-do-băp-tişm, s. [PÆDO BAPTISM.] pē-do-bap-tist, s . [PÆDO BAPTIST.]
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