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aliped

adjective
ali·​ped | \ˈāləˌped, ˈal-\

Definition of aliped 

: wing-footed the aliped bat

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First Known Use of aliped

circa 1828, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for aliped

ali- + -ped

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The first known use of aliped was circa 1828

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