IPA: /ˈkɪləˌpɒd/
KK: /ˈtʃɪləˌpɒd/
A type of arthropod that belongs to the class Chilopoda, commonly known as centipedes, which have long, segmented bodies and many legs.
The chilopod scurried across the forest floor, its many legs moving quickly.
Chilopod is formed from "chilo-" (from Greek "cheilos", meaning lip) and "pod" (from Greek "pous", meaning foot). The word refers to creatures that have many legs, resembling many-lipped or many-footed beings.
Think of 'lips' ('chilo-') and 'feet' ('pod') to remember that a chilopod is a creature with many legs, like a centipede.