n. 1 the part of the leg below the ankle joint; 2 a linear unit of length equal to 12 inches; v. pay for something
Kick the ball with your foot.
Kick the ball with your foot.
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She stamped her foot in anger. OR She stamped all of the envelopes for me.
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Who was the first European to set foot in North America?
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You need foot traffic to drive people to your store.
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He lamely hopped on his injured foot.
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What did Neil Armstrong say when he set foot on the moon?
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What caused the sixty foot gash in the old loblolly pine?
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Why did Junie B. get up and stamp her foot at the reception?
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Whose furry foot and hand did the children see?
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Who gets the honor of placing the Golden Fleece at the foot of the tree?
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Why did Persephone have her foot in cold water?
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Bob's foot swelled after his fall.
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What can one rear toe on each foot of the owl do?
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Geronimo said the book that fell on his foot weighed more than how many tons of cheddar?
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Why did they take a rabbit's foot with them?
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hoof; paw; pad
head
1 syllables
foot
foote
put
soot
afoot
under
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