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🦶foot

noun
/fʊt/
foolproof foot-note

Meaning

The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, used for standing and walking.
the lower extremity of the leg that is in direct contact with the ground in standing or walking

Example Sentences

He injured his foot while playing basketball.

She hurt her foot while running.

Example Expressions

put your foot down

Synonyms

leg end, paw, hoof, base, bottom
Entry 1
leg end, paw, hoof, base, bottom
Entry 2
paw, hoof

Antonyms

head, top
Entry 1
head, top
Entry 2
head, top

Collocations

bare foot, foot injury, left foot, right foot, foot step, foot pain, on foot, foot massage
Entry 1
bare foot, foot injury, left foot, right foot, foot step
Entry 2
bare foot, foot pain, on foot, foot massage

More Example Sentences

I play cricket besides football.

I mostly play football on Sunday.

I mostly play football on Monday.

I mostly play football on Tuesday.

I mostly play football on weekends.

Did you watch the football match yesterday?

Would you be interested for a football game on Monday?

How did you take preparation for the football tournament?

When did you return home after the football match was over?

Between football and cricket, which one is more popular in the USA?

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