Wiktionary
a. 1 Having two legs or feet. 2 (context sports English) ambidextrous of the feet; having equal ability with either foot. 3 (context football English) Using both feet.
WordNet
adj. having two feet [syn: bipedal, biped] [ant: quadrupedal, quadrupedal]
Usage examples of "two-footed".
Though he that considereth the plain cross24 upon the head of the owl in the Lateran obelisk, or the cross25 erected upon a pitcher diffusing streams of water into two basins, with sprinkling branches in them, and all described upon a two-footed Altar, as in the Hieroglyphicks of the brasen Table of Bembus .
The two-footed traffic consisted of mine workers, indios, mestizos, and africanos, going to or from the mines.
It almost drowned out the two smaller thunderings that followed, the first occasioned by the clearance of the footstool of its own tower of tomes by means of a hearty two-footed kick, and the second caused by the collapse of both back legs of the old chair.