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Definition of foot
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Foot (v. t.) To kick with the foot; to
spurn.
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Palmigrade
::
Palmigrade
(a.)
Putting
the whole foot upon the
ground
in
walking,
as some
mammals..
Footstalk
::
Footstalk
(n.) The
peduncle
or stem by which
various
marine
animals
are
attached,
as
certain
brachiopods
and goose
barnacles..
Siphonopoda
::
Siphonopoda
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Scaphopoda
including
those in which the foot
terminates
in a
circular
disk.
Paw
::
Paw (n.) The foot of a
quadruped
having
claws,
as the lion, dog, cat, etc..
Ranger
::
Ranger
(n.) One of a body of
mounted
troops,
formerly
armed with short
muskets,
who range over the
country,
and often fight on
foot..
Scansorial
::
Scansorial
(a.)
Capable
of
climbing;
as, the
woodpecker
is a
scansorial
bird;
adapted
for
climbing;
as, a
scansorial
foot..
Institute
::
Institute
(v. t.) To
begin;
to
commence;
to set on foot; as, to
institute
an
inquiry;
to
institute
a
suit..
King-post
::
King-post
(n.) A
member
of a
common
form of
truss,
as a roof
truss.
It is
strictly
a tie,
intended
to
prevent
the
sagging
of the
tiebeam
in the
middle.
If there are
struts,
supporting
the main
rafters,
they often bear upon the foot of the
king-post.
Called
also
crown-post..
Skew
::
Skew (n.) A stone at the foot of the slope of a
gable,
the
offset
of a
buttress,
or the like, cut with a
sloping
surface
and with a check to
receive
the
coping
stones
and
retain
them in
place..
Trode
::
Trode (n.)
Tread;
footing.
Foothill
::
Foothill
(n.) A low hill at the foot of
higher
hills or
mountains.
Sexdigitist
::
Sexdigitist
(n.) One who has six
fingers
on a hand, or six toes on a
foot..
Footstalk
::
Footstalk
(n.) The stalk of a leaf or of
flower;
a
petiole,
pedicel,
or
reduncle..
Footman
::
Footman
(n.) A man in
waiting;
a male
servant
whose
duties
are to
attend
the door, the
carriage,
the
table,
etc..
Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) To
follow
by some mark that has been left by a
person
or thing which has
preceded;
to
follow
by
footsteps,
tracks,
or
tokens..
Pedestrian
::
Pedestrian
(a.) Going on foot;
performed
on foot; as, a
pedestrian
journey..
Inch
::
Inch (n.) A
measure
of
length,
the
twelfth
part of a foot,
commonly
subdivided
into
halves,
quarters,
eights,
sixteenths,
etc., as among
mechanics.
It was also
formerly
divided
into
twelve
parts,
called
lines,
and
originally
into three
parts,
called
barleycorns,
its
length
supposed
to have been
determined
from three
grains
of
barley
placed
end to end
lengthwise.
It is also
sometimes
called
a prime ('),
composed
of
twelve
seconds
(''), as in the
duodecimal
system
of
arithmetic..
Scrape
::
Scrape
(v. i.) To draw back the right foot along the
ground
or floor when
making
a bow.
Pedestrious
::
Pedestrious
(a.) Going on foot; not
winged.
Pad
::
Pad (v. i.) To rob on foot.
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