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Meanings of
barefooted
in English
Without shoes.
barefoot
shoeless
Related terms
unshod
unshoed
Usage of
barefooted
in English
1
They were all
barefooted
;
this was another sign of their religious importance.
2
The whoop of a
barefooted
,
black-faced urchin in the corridor roused him.
3
He knew that half of them were practically
barefooted
and in rags.
4
Two
barefooted
,
but very husky negroes came running in from the portico.
5
Buck was sitting on the fence by the roadside,
barefooted
and hatless.
6
He was
barefooted
,
and the snake bit him right on the heel.
7
He obeyed, and then the
barefooted
trio entered the front kitchen together.
8
Around and around the ivy-covered stone structure wandered the rain-soaked,
barefooted
girl.
9
Nick walked
barefooted
along the path through the meadow below the barn.
10
Two were naked to the waist, as well as
barefooted
and barelegged.
11
To keep their shoes and socks dry, the young hunters went
barefooted
.
12
And Kat had to go
barefooted
and carry her one wooden shoe.
13
They went
barefooted
before then and I'm
barefooted
in some things yet.
14
He was
barefooted
and walked noiselessly to where a lion lay asleep.
15
But you must go
barefooted
and be as nimble as a goat.
16
She was
barefooted
,
and wore a straight garment of faded blue cotton.
Other examples for "barefooted"
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About this term
barefooted
barefoot
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
go barefooted
barefooted boy
barefooted girl
barefooted soldiers
run barefooted
More collocations
Barefooted
through the time
Barefooted
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common