What's a digitigrade?
Rooted in biology, "digitigrade" describes terrestrial mammals that walk on their fingers and toes, which offers some advantages.
noun — digitigrade (plural: digitigrades)
etymology — from French digitigrade; from Latin digitus (“finger, toe, digit”) + gradus (“step; pace”)
— (zoology) a digitigrade animal; an animal that walks on its toes
adjective — digitigrade
— (zoology) a manner of walking: of, resembling, or pertaining to that of a digitigrade animal
"Digitigraded" Explained
Embodying the essence of speed, stealth, agility, and foresight like that of a digitigrade in every task that you do.
Who said humans can't possess the same advantages with their fingertips?!
verb
digitigraded; digitigrading.
etymology from the root digitigrade + -ed (past participle); + -ing (present participle)
— (colloquial) to impart the gracefulness, precision, and agility of a digitigrade creature onto something, especially in the realm of tech prowess.
He digitigraded that server setup with ease, making it run smoother than a cheetah on its tiptoes.
Looking for a solution? The digitigraded IT guru can help!
adjective
digitigraded
etymology — from the root digitigrade + -ed (past tense of digitigrade)
— an aficionado who exhibits the gracefulness, precision, and agility of a digitigrade creature in their work; is universally adept, knowledgeable or skilled in a particular subject area.
Digitigraded IT Guru
Someone who is universally adept, knowledgeable and skilled in all the realms of Information Technology
