Usage of "flatfoot" | TermGallery

Catalan

A policeman who patrols a given region.

A foot afflicted with a fallen arch; abnormally flattened and spread out.

A foot whose entire sole comes into complete or near-complete contact with the ground.

Usage of flatfoot in English

This time would you please call that Irish flatfoot,...what's his name? 
 Latte trouble 

I was only sorry I had not looked up flatfoot in the encyclopedia. 
 A singular man 

Of course, it couldn't possibly be a flatfoot: someone would have tipped him off. 
 The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke 

All due respect, pal, but you're just a retired flatfoot. 
 Mr. Mercedes 

Believe me, Larry, that flatfoot is certainly sore at you! 
 Children of the Whirlwind 

That was why he was running now, even though he'd given the flatfoot the slip. 
 The Mammoth Book of Steampunk 

Am I talking too fast for you, flatfoot? 
 Masked 

I'm not waiting around for that flatfoot. 
 Through the grinder 

Rudy twisted about in the flatfoot's grasp. 
 The Mammoth Book of Steampunk 

For the sake of argument, assume he wasn't wearing a costume; assume he also was an honest-to-God flatfoot. 
 Mortal Allies 

Mac and I walked stealthily down the corridor, me in true gumshoe fashion and him in flatfoot mode. 
 Red Planet Blues 

They happened to connect with a flatfoot's jaw while he was trying to make hypnotic passes at me. 
 Children of the Whirlwind 

What did the flatfoot want? 
 Latte trouble 

This syndrome tends to be associated with various degrees of flatfoot and hindfoot valgus combined with subtalar joint varus. 
 Pubmed 

She is going to take treatment for her nose and also for flatfoot, and I fear is very miserable. 
 V. V.'s Eyes 

I cringed at the next memory: a snarling flatfoot, shooting Chance in the back with the strange weapon they all carried. 
 Terminal 

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Catalan

Flatfoot through the time

Meanings of flatfoot in English