Polly laughed as she ran to view the ruin, for Tom lay flat on his back with the velocipede atop of him
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Velocipede
//vɪˈlɒs.ɪ.piːd//
Synonyms for "velocipede" (9 found)
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30 translations across 26 languages.
Basque
1 entries- belozipedo noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Bulgarian
1 entries- дрезина noun ((archaic) generic term for three- and four-wheeled machines driven by hand or foot levers)
Catalan
1 entries- velocípede noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Czech
1 entries- velocipéd noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Danish
1 entries- velociped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Esperanto
1 entries- velocipedo noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Finnish
1 entries- velosipedi noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
French
1 entries- vélocipède noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Galician
1 entries- velocípede noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Georgian
2 entries- დრეზინი noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
- ველოსიპედი noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
German
1 entries- Veloziped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Hungarian
1 entries- velocipéd noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Ido
1 entries- velocipedo noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Italian
1 entries- velocipede noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Japanese
1 entries- ベロシペード noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Latvian
1 entries- velosipēds noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Macedonian
1 entries- велосипе́д noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- velosiped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- velosiped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Polish
1 entries- welocyped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Portuguese
2 entries- velocípede noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
- velocípede noun ((archaic) generic term for three- and four-wheeled machines driven by hand or foot levers)
Romanian
1 entries- velociped noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Russian
2 entries- велосипе́д noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
- костотря́с noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- velosìpēd noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
- велосѝпе̄д noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Slovak
1 entries- velocipéd noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
Spanish
1 entries- velocípedo noun (early two-wheeled conveyance)
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Jimmie Trescott's new velocipede had the largest front wheel of any velocipede in Whilomville.
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“They can play with Willie’s playthings,” Nellie said. “They can’t ride on my velocipede!” Willie shouted.
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[…] his eyes fell upon the instantly recognizable if somewhat battered form of his own bicycle bell. […] 'Hold up there!' he cried, and 'Enough of that! Let loose that velocipede!' Archroy heard the Irishman's frenzied cries and released his grip. Marchant toppled to the dust in a tangle of flailing spokes.
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