feet English

Meaning feet meaning

What does feet mean?

feet noun

— (obsolete) Fact; performance; feat.

Synonyms feet synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as feet?

feet English » English

foot

wash hands

toes

toe

leg

thighs

thigh

scratch

push away

on

namely

head

hands

grasp

eyes

e.g.

claw

chest

Topics feet topics

What do people use feet to talk about?

Physical actions Posture

Stand

• What words refer to being in a standing position?
  stand be standing be on your feet
• What words refer to standing up from a sitting or lying position?
  stand stand up rise (to your feet) get up get to your feet jump to your feet leap up leap out of the chair pick yourself up
• What words refer to causing someone to stand?
  stand someone up raise someone to their feet help someone up
• How do you order someone to stand?
  on your feet

Person Body condition

Tired

• What words describe someone who is tired?
  tired exhausted tired out worn out weary shattered drained beat dead beat be dead on your feet be ready to drop bushed pooped tuckered out knackered run down spent dog-tired haggard

Person Body condition

Rest

• What words refer to resting?
  rest take a rest have a rest lie down put your feet up relax laze take it easy chill out take a break catch your breath take a breather take a respite take a sabbatical take it easy unwind take a vacation recharge your batteries repose at ease get your breath back sit back

Person Healthy Sick

Recover from sickness

• What words refer to being healthy after being sick?
  be better be well be fully recovered be cured be over something be back on your feet be up and about be fit be healed be well again be fine be back to normal be restored to health be whole again

Person Life Marriage

Romantic love

• What words refer to starting to love someone?
  fall in love love at first sight be swept off your feet be interested in fancy

Language and thought Think Mind

Intelligent

• What words describe someone who can think quickly?
  quick sharp whiz be quick on the uptake be on the ball think on your feet

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to trouble

Cowardice

• What words refer to becoming cowardly?
  lose your nerve get cold feet not dare chicken out not have the guts not have the nerve

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Chance

Lucky

• What words refer to being lucky on a particular occasion?
  lucky fortunate be in luck have the good fortune to do something fall on your feet be in the right place at the right time luck out

Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Graceful

• What words describe someone who moves in a graceful way?
  graceful coordinated elegant light-footed light on your feet lithe

Physical actions Move Manner of movement Graceful

Clumsy

• What words describe someone who moves in a clumsy way?
  uncoordinated awkward ungainly clumsy gawky inelegant klutz ungraceful lumbering have two left feet gangling