twiformed

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

From twi- +‎ formed.

Adjective

twiformed (comparative more twiformed, superlative most twiformed)

  1. (obsolete) Having a double form; biform.
    • 1897, Dante Alighieri, Oscar Kuhns, The Divine comedy of Dante Alighieri:
      On the very ground / Alone she sat, as she had there been left / A guard upon the wain, which I beheld / Bound to the twyform beast.
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