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Meanings of footed in English

Having feet.

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Usage of footed in English
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Wolves' top priority is a high-class centre-back, young and preferably left footed.
News.com.au
2
Paul Caligiuri, a naturally right-footed player, wanted to develop his left foot.
The Guardian
3
The entire market has been wrong-footed by copper's dramatic change in fortune.
Reuters
4
The magic of the sand stole round him in its silent-footed tempest.
Four Weird Tales
5
Only for his last minute right-footed-twatting did Carlisle United stay in business.
The South African
6
A more strategic and fast-footed response to cover skill shortages is required.
Radio NZ
7
Investors' embrace of those funds caught many of BlackRock's once-larger competitors flat-footed.
Reuters
8
In an Instagram story, a bare-footed Bellisario said How amazing is this?
News.com.au
9
I hadn't expected it and was caught flat-footed for a critical moment.
The Kingmaker
10
This agency stands flat-footed upon the ground, and there it must remain.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
11
It is a glorious country in summer for bare-footed girls and boys.
New National Fourth Reader
12
The Oregon accompanied by the Brooklyn, sped on after the fleet-footed Colón.
Young Peoples' History of the War with Spain
13
With rein and voice he urged the sure-footed pony across the ice.
The Rising of the Red Man / A Romance of the Louis Riel Rebellio...
14
But we can tell you in a moment what it footed up.
Not Pretty, but Precious; And Other Short Stories
15
The fleetest-footed would appear to be those of the low marsh lands.
The Sportsman: On Hunting, a Sportsman's Manual, Commonly Called...
16
The striker coolly side-footed past Scott Fox to put the champions ahead.
BBC
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