footed
foo tid
- v pay for something
- v walk
- v add a column of numbers
- a having feet
footed creatures
a footed sofa
- When the open standards of the Internet changed the game, Microsoft was initially caught flat-footed.
- The ruling Prince, having long footed the Government bills himself, discovered in 1926 a way to relieve the strain on his own diminished income.
- This psychically fraught setup, and the question of whether or not the older man truly is dead, drive the fleet-footed, high-spirited plot of Exit Wounds, which is laid out in .