Foot
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 196
foot, n. that part of body on which an animal stands or walks the lowet part or base a measure = in. \orig the length of a man's foot fuot-soldicrs a division of a line of — poetry pi. Feet ifet' —v.t. to dance to walk —pr.f. fool'ing pa p foot/ed. [A S. fot pi. fet Ger fu , L pes, ped is, Gr. pons, podos. Sans pad, from root pad to go Football, foot'bawl, n a large ball for kicking a Unit in sport play with this ball. Footboy, foo i'boy, u. an attendant in livery. Footbridge, fuut'bnj, «. a narrow bridge for foot pa engers [ground a footstep. Footfall, foot'fawl, n a setting the foot on the Foot-guards, foot'-gard/, n.fl guards that serve on foot, the e'hte of the British foot-soldiers.
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