Amphibia
- proper noun
- /æmˈfɪbiə/
- I love watching the animated series Amphibia on Disney Channel.
Examples
-
Did you see the latest episode of Amphibia?
-
Critics praised Amphibia for its clever humor and imaginative world-building.
-
She recommended watching Amphibia, the Disney animated series about amphibious adventures.
-
My niece binged Amphibia all weekend and couldn't stop talking about the characters.
-
She recommended watching Amphibia, the Disney animated series about amphibious adventures.
-
My niece binged Amphibia all weekend and couldn't stop talking about the characters.
-
Critics praised Amphibia for its clever humor and imaginative world-building.
Compounds
- Specialized
A plant with small yellow flowers that lives for many years by rivers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Amphibia is the title of a TV show and uses the Greek parts amphi- 'both' and -bios 'life', like the 'bio' in biology. The title refers to amphibian characters and a world that mixes land and water, so it reminds you of beings that live 'both' in two places.