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	|etymology=Greek <i>cheilos</i>, lip; <i>pous</i>, foot		|etymology=Greek <i>cheilos</i>, lip; <i>pous</i>, foot
−	|definition=A group of terrestrial arthropods, commonly called centipedes, characterized by having numerous trunk segments, each with a single pair of walking legs, except the first segment that bears a pair of forcipulate poison fangs.	+	|definition=A [[group]] of [[terrestrial]] arthropods, commonly called centipedes, characterized by having numerous [[trunk]] segments, each with a single pair of [[walking leg]]s, except the [[first segment]] that bears a pair of forcipulate poison fangs.
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Chilopoda also chilopods (noun, plural; Greek cheilos, lip; pous, foot): A group of terrestrial arthropods, commonly called centipedes, characterized by having numerous trunk segments, each with a single pair of walking legs, except the first segment that bears a pair of forcipulate poison fangs.