footmark
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 66
[Eng. foot, and mark. ] 1. Ord . Lang .: The mark or impre ion of a foot; a track; a footprint. 2. Palæont.: The same as FOOTPRINT. foot-pāçe, s. [Eng. foot, and pace.] 1. A pace no faster than a walk. *2. Part of a pair of stairs, whereon, after four or five steps, you arrive at a broad place, where you make two or three paces before you ascend another step, thereby to ease the legs in ascending the rest of the stairs. ( Moron .) 3. A dais or raised floor at the end of an ancient hall. *4. A hearth-stone.
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