Foot, foot, s.; pl

Feet; that part of the leg on which an animal stands and walks; anything like a foot in shape or office; the part of a stocking or boot which receives the foot; the lower part; the base; footing; step; soldiers who march and fight on foot; alincal measure of twelve inches, supposed to be taken from the length of a man's foot; a certain certain number of syllables constituting part of a verse: pace: v.n. to tread to measure or music;to walk, followed by it, opposed to ride orly: v.a. to kick; to spurn; to settle; to add the numbers abers in a column and set set the sum at the foot; to add a foot to. To put one's foot in, to spoil and get into a scrape. Foot and mouth disease, a contagious disease affecting cattle. By foot, or on foot, by walking. To set on foot, to originate to put in motion (A.S. fot.)