Meanings of put the feet in English

Time to put the feet up instead of putting the weight on them.

In theory, summer months are the time to kick back, relax and put the feet up.

All that was left to do was to put the feet up, rest and wait for the Big Show.

Misfortune came through-figuratively-notknowingjust where to put the feet, and through not looking ahead to see what would be the result of actions.

In apoplexy with a red face and stertorous breathing, put the feet in mustard bath and dash much cold water on the head from above.

We put the feet in hot water and they soon become red and gorged with the blood which is thus called from the congested organs.

Putting the feet in very warm water is also quieting to the crying colicky babe.

Put the feet on the edge of the tub and lower the hips down into the water.

The bad habits listed included, swearing, putting the feet on the desk, and going about in suspenders.

Another play was putting the feet in a swing rope and trying how far they could go, being then chalked on the deck.