webfooted

They darted spearfly-fast over the surface; or, leaping into the stream, they raced the long-bodied webfooted brown osels which served them for herd dogs, while he wallowed more clumsily than the fat, flippered, snouted chuho-water pigs-which were being herded.

The Day of Their Return Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1973

They darted spearfly-fast over the surface; or, leaping into the stream, they raced the long-bodied webfooted brown osels which served them for herd dogs, while he wallowed more clumsily than the fat, flippered, snouted chuho-water pigs-which were being herded.

The Day Of Their Return Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1973

See, here's another horned horse, but made of a different color, and another webfooted monkey.

The Stars Are Ours Norton, Andre 1954

See, here's another horned horse, but made of a different color, and another webfooted monkey.

The Stars Are Ours Norton, Andre 1954

See, here's another, horned horse, but made of a different color, and another webfooted monkey.

Star Flight Norton, Andre 1954

We have among ourselves a gander or two, (no offence, Mr. Landor,) that, forgetting they are webfooted, pretend to a perch on the tall bay-tree of Apollo, and, though heavy of wing, are angry with

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 330, April 1843 Various

At night they camped upon great squares of tarpaulin and in the morning resumed their webfooted way.

Greener Than You Think Ward Moore 1940

Although not webfooted, from some unaccountable habit, it is frequently met with far out at sea.

Chapter V 1909

They were of the true webfooted breed in this hard-driven sloop-of-war, but there were no fair-weather mariners aboard the _Frolic_, and they hit the target much too often for comfort.

The Fight for a Free Sea: A Chronicle of the War of 1812 The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 17 Ralph Delahaye Paine 1898

"When it hain't ben actually rainin 'the past two weeks, there's ben so much timidity in the atmosphere that I've got hoarse as a crow, and we'll all be webfooted pretty soon if it don't clear up."

The Opened Shutters Clara Louise Burnham 1890