- Papua. The
house is
dubbed "
Thousand Legs"
because it uses many
supporting poles underneath, so when seen, it has many
legs like a millipede. Meanwhile...
- the
Latin mille, "
thousand", and pes, "foot") are a
group of
arthropods that are
characterised by
having two
pairs of
jointed legs on most body segments;...
- one
thousand heads, and one
thousand arms, and also
having two
thousand eyes. In
another version, he has two
thousand arms, and two
thousand legs. In...
-
table top or
chair seat. Uniped: one
leg, such as
clams Biped: two
legs, such as
humans and
birds Triped:
three legs,
which typically does not
occur naturally...
- (chicken, for example) do, so heat from
cooking can
cause fresh frog
legs to twitch. Frog
legs, or
cuisses de
grenouille as it is
known in France, are a traditional...
- is Lex Diamond, an
homage to
Legs Diamond.
Legs Diamond provides the
background to the 1996
short story "Running from
Legs" by Ed McBain. Elmaleh, Edmund...
-
Buddhaghosa states, on the
other hand, that Angulimāla is told to "kill a
thousand legs", and
gathers fingers only as an aid to keep an
accurate count. Buddhaghosa...
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independent deity. She
manifests this
power with her
thousand faces,
thousand arms and
thousand legs. Each face has
three eyes, and the palm and
wrist of...
-
fiction work in
short form.
While there is one tale ("The Man with a
Thousand Legs")
which appeared in
Weird Tales, the
other stories are
reprinted from...
- ʈʂʰɨ̌, Chinese: 凌遲),
usually translated "slow slicing" or "death by a
thousand cuts", was a form of
torture and
execution used in
China from
around the...
