triphibian
[ trahy-fib-ee-uh n ]
/ traɪˈfɪb i ən /
adjective
skilled in combat equally on land, sea, and in the air.
(of an aircraft) equipped to take off from land, water, snow, or ice.
noun
a person who is triphibian.
a triphibian airplane.
Origin of triphibian
First recorded in 1940–45;
tri- +
(am)phibian
Words nearby triphibian
Example sentences from the Web for triphibian
Noise of air, he was flying, it must have been a triphibian they took him onto.
The Sensitive Man |Poul William AndersonBut he could not anticipate what would happen to him in his Triphibian Atomicar.
Tom Swift and the Electronic Hydrolung |Victor Appleton