foot

the part of the vertebrate leg below the ankle joint that is in contact with the ground during standing and walking

the part of a garment that covers a foot

any of various organs of locomotion or attachment in invertebrates, including molluscs

botany the lower part of some plant structures, as of a developing moss sporophyte embedded in the parental tissue

any part resembling a foot in form or function

the lower part of something; base; bottom

the end of a series or group

manner of walking or moving; tread; step

any of various attachments on a sewing machine that hold the fabric in position, such as a presser foot for ordinary sewing and a zipper foot

music

1. a unit used in classifying organ pipes according to their pitch, in terms of the length of an equivalent column of air

2. this unit applied to stops and registers on other instruments

printing

1. the margin at the bottom of a page

2. the undersurface of a piece of type

prosody a group of two or more syllables in which one syllable has the major stress, forming the basic unit of poetic rhythm

an action, appointment, etc, that provides an initial step towards a desired goal, esp one that is not easily attainable

to be of the opposite religion to that which is regarded as acceptable or to that of the person who is speaking

an expression of disbelief, often of the speaker's own preceding statement

archaic��in manner of movement

informal��near to death

informal��in an auspicious manner

informal��in an inauspicious manner

to make a mistake

informal��

1. to act firmly

2. to increase speed (in a motor vehicle) by pressing down on the accelerator

informal��to blunder

to initiate or start (something)

to oppress

on the ground; beneath one's feet

to dance to music (esp in the phrase foot it )

(tr) to walk over or set foot on; traverse (esp in the phrase foot it )

(tr) to pay the entire cost of (esp in the phrase foot the bill )

archaic��(usually foll by up) to add up