foot band
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 66
[Eng. foot, and band.] 1. A band for the foot. 2. A band or company of foot soldiers. foot-bank, s. [Eng. foot, and bank.] Fort.: A little raised bank along the inside of a parapet. [BANQUETTE.] foot-base, s. [Eng. foot, and base.] Arch .: The molding above the plinth of an apartment. foot-boy, s. [Eng. foot, and boy.] A menial; an attendant in livery; a page. "Like peasant footboys do they keep the walls." Shakesp.: Henry VI ., Pt . I. , iii. 2. *foot-breadth, s. [Eng. foot , and breadth .] The breadth of a foot. "The millstone through and through, And footbreadth of Thoralf the Strong, Were neither so broad nor so long." Long fellow: Musician's Tale , xii.
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