Biparous

[Lat. bis, and pario, to bring forth.] Bringing forth two at a birth. Bipar'tible, Bipar'tile, a . [Lat. bis , and partibi lis .] That which is susceptible of division into two parts. Bipartient, a. [Lat. bis , twice, and partire , to divide.] Dividing into two parts. Bi'partite, a . [Lat. bis , and part it us , divided, from partio , to divide.] ( Bot . ) Having two correspondent parts. ( Law .) Of two parts; - a term used in conveyancing; as, this indenture is bipartite between A, of the one part, and B, of the other part. Bipartition, ( bi - part - tish'un,) n. The act of making two correspondent parts.