| ANISODACTYLS | • ANISODACTYL n. a bird having the first toe directed backwards and the other three toes directed forwards. |
| ARTIODACTYLS | • artiodactyls n. Plural of artiodactyl. • ARTIODACTYL n. an animal having an even number of toes on each foot, such as pig, camel, cattle, deer. |
| DACTYLS | • dactyls n. Plural of dactyl. • DACTYL n. (Greek) a metrical foot of one short syllable followed by two long syllables. |
| DIDACTYLS | • didactyls n. Plural of didactyl. • DIDACTYL n. a creature with two toes, fingers or claws. |
| HETERODACTYLS | • HETERODACTYL n. a heterodactylous bird. |
| LEPTODACTYLS | • LEPTODACTYL n. a bird or other animal with long slender toes. |
| MACRODACTYLS | • macrodactyls n. Plural of macrodactyl. • MACRODACTYL n. one of a group of wading birds. |
| PENTADACTYLS | • PENTADACTYL n. a pentadactyl animal, also PENTADACTYLE. |
| PERISSODACTYLS | • perissodactyls n. Plural of perissodactyl. • PERISSODACTYL n. an animal of the Perissodactyla, a division of ungulates with an odd number of toes, including the horse, tapir and rhinoceros, also PERISSODACTYLE. |
| POLYDACTYLS | • polydactyls n. Plural of polydactyl. • POLYDACTYL n. someone having too many fingers or toes. |
| PTERODACTYLS | • pterodactyls n. Plural of pterodactyl. • PTERODACTYL n. any of various pterosaurs of the Late Jurassic and Cretaceous having a rudimentary tail and a beak with reduced dentition, also PTERODACTYLE. |
| SYNDACTYLS | • syndactyls n. Plural of syndactyl. • SYNDACTYL n. an animal with digits joined together. |
| TETRADACTYLS | • tetradactyls n. Plural of tetradactyl. • TETRADACTYL n. a four-toed animal. |
| ZYGODACTYLS | • zygodactyls n. Plural of zygodactyl. • ZYGODACTYL n. a bird, such as a woodpecker, having such toes. |