Amphisbæna

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 6
am-fis-bē′na, n. a family of lizard-snakes, chiefly found in tropical America, which have their tails so rounded as to give them the appearance of having a head at both ends.— adj. Amphisbē′nic . [Gr. a mph isba in a — amphi , amphis , both ways, and bain-ein , to go.]
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