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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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athlete`s footClick to Search athlete`s foot |
mantar, ayak mantarı |
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athlete´s footClick to Search athlete´s foot |
madura ayağı |
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ball of the footClick to Search ball of the foot |
ayak parmaklarının kökü |
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calves footClick to Search calves foot |
paça |
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cat footClick to Search cat foot |
gizlice yaklaşmak, sessizce sokulmak |
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cloven footClick to Search cloven foot |
çatal tırnak, şeytan |
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club footClick to Search club foot |
yumru ayak |
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dove`s footClick to Search dove`s foot |
turnagagası (bot.) |
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footClick to Search foot (fût) |
ödemek, hesaplamak, çıkarmak, ayak kısmını örmek |
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footClick to Search foot (fût) |
ayak, adım, dip, etek (dağ), piyade, piyade birliği, uyak |
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foot and mouth diseaseClick to Search foot and mouth disease |
şap hastalığı |
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foot brakeClick to Search foot brake |
ayak freni |
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foot faultClick to Search foot fault |
oyunda hata (tenis) |
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foot itClick to Search foot it |
yaya gitmek, yürüyerek gitmek, tepmek, dans etmek |
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foot operatedClick to Search foot operated |
ayakla çalışan |
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foot passengerClick to Search foot passenger |
yaya yolcu |
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foot poolsClick to Search foot pools |
spor toto |
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foot ruleClick to Search foot rule |
ayar, cetvel, ölçü |
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foot the billClick to Search foot the bill |
hesabı ödemek, parasını vermek |
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foot upClick to Search foot up |
hesaplamak, çıkarmak |
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footageClick to Search footage |
foot hesabıyla ölçü, foot ölçüsü |
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footballClick to Search football (fût´bôl) |
Amerikan futbolu; futbol |
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football playerClick to Search football player |
futbolcu |
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footballerClick to Search footballer |
futbolcu |
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footboardClick to Search footboard (fût´bôrd) |
(karyolanın) ayakucundaki tahta |
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footboyClick to Search footboy |
çırak, komi |
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footbridgeClick to Search footbridge (fût´brîc) |
üst geçit, yaya köprüsü |
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footedClick to Search footed (fût´îd) |
ayaklı |
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footerClick to Search footer |
futbol (brit.) |
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footerClick to Search footer |
boyunda (foot), uzunluğunda (futbol) |
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footfallClick to Search footfall |
ayak sesi |
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footgearClick to Search footgear |
ayakkabılar, çoraplar, ayak giyecekleri |
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foothillClick to Search foothill |
dağ eteği, bayır |
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foothillsClick to Search foothills (fût´hîlz) |
dağ eteğindeki tepeler |
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footholdClick to Search foothold (fût´hold) |
ayak basacak sağlam yer, tutunma noktası |
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footingClick to Search footing (fût´îng) |
ayak basacak sağlam yer, tutunma noktası, yer, temel, esas, durum |
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footleClick to Search footle |
oyalanmak, aylaklık etmek, boşa harcamak, aptalca konuşmak |
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footleClick to Search footle |
aptallık, ahmaklık, saçmalık |
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footlessClick to Search footless |
ayaksız, temelsiz, asılsız, yararsız |
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footlightsClick to Search footlights (fût´layts) |
sahne ışıkları, sahne önündeki ışıklar, tiyatro mesleği |
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footlingClick to Search footling |
önemsiz, değersiz, ufak tefek, aptalca |
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footlockerClick to Search footlocker (fût´lakır) |
küçük sandık |
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footlooseClick to Search footloose (fût´lus) |
serbest, başıboş, kayıtsız |
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footmanClick to Search footman |
uşak, piyade neferi |
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footmarkClick to Search footmark |
ayak izi |
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footnoteClick to Search footnote (fût´not) |
dipnot |
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footpadClick to Search footpad |
haydut, yaya dolaşan haydut |
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footpathClick to Search footpath (fût´päth) |
kaldırım, patika, keçi yolu |
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footprintClick to Search footprint (fût´prînt) |
ayak izi, iz |
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footraceClick to Search footrace |
koşu, yaya yarışı |
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footrestClick to Search footrest |
ayak dayayacak yer |
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footsClick to Search foots |
telve, tortu, posa |
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footsoreClick to Search footsore (fût´sôr) |
ayakları ağrımış, ayakları şişmiş |
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footstepClick to Search footstep (fût´step) |
adım, ayak sesi, basamak |
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footstoolClick to Search footstool |
ayak iskemlesi, tabure |
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footwayClick to Search footway (fût´wey) |
kaldırım, yaya geçidi |
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footwearClick to Search footwear (fût´wer) |
ayak giyecekleri, ayakkabı, çorap |
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footworkClick to Search footwork |
ayak hakimiyeti (spor.), ayak işi |
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from head to footClick to Search from head to foot |
tepeden tırnağa (kadar), baştan aşağı |
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get off on the wrong foot with s.o.Click to Search get off on the wrong foot with s.o. |
başlangıçta birini kızdırmak |
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hand and footClick to Search hand and foot |
elini ayağını oynatamayacak şekilde, el pençe divan |
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hare`s footClick to Search hare`s foot |
tavşan ayağı, tüylü yonca, balza ağacı |
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have one foot in the graveClick to Search have one foot in the grave |
bir ayağı çukurda olmak |
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neat`s footClick to Search neat`s foot |
paça, sığır ayağı |
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nimble of footClick to Search nimble of foot |
ayağına çabuk |
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on footClick to Search on foot |
yaya, yaya olarak, yayan, ayaküstü, yürüyerek, yolunda, iyileşmiş, ayağa kalkmış |
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one foot in the graveClick to Search one foot in the grave |
bir ayağı çukurda |
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put one`s foot downClick to Search put one`s foot down |
ayak diremek, yasaklamak |
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put one´s best foot forwardClick to Search put one´s best foot forward |
iyi bir tesir bırakmak için elinden geleni yapmak |
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put one´s foot downClick to Search put one´s foot down |
ayak diremek |
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put one´s foot downClick to Search put one´s foot down |
artık hiç taviz vermemeye kararlı olmak |
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put one´s foot in itClick to Search put one´s foot in it |
pot kırmak, gaf yapmak |
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put one´s foot into it/put one´s foot in one´s mouClick to Search put one´s foot into it/put one´s foot in one´s mou |
pot kırmak, gaf yapmak |
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set footClick to Search set foot |
ayak basmak |
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set foot inClick to Search set foot in |
-e ayak basmak |
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set foot inClick to Search set foot in |
(bir yere) ayak basmak |
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set s.t. on footClick to Search set s.t. on foot |
bir şeyi başlatmak; (plan) yapmak |
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stand footClick to Search stand foot |
dayanmak |
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swift of footClick to Search swift of foot |
ayağı çabuk, hızlı koşan |
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trample under footClick to Search trample under foot |
ayaklar altında ezmek |
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tread under footClick to Search tread under foot |
çiğneme |
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under footClick to Search under foot |
ayak altında |
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wait on s.o. hand and footClick to Search wait on s.o. hand and foot |
birinin etrafında dört dönmek |
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webbed footClick to Search webbed foot |
perdeli ayak |
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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at the foot of the mountainClick to Search at the foot of the mountain |
at the bottom of the mountain |
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athlete`s footClick to Search athlete`s foot |
fungal infection of the foot which causes itching and skin irritation |
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calf`s foot jellyClick to Search calf`s foot jelly |
jellied broth made from calves` feet |
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cleft footClick to Search cleft foot |
malformed foot, twisted foot |
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cloven footClick to Search cloven foot |
foot divided into two parts, cloven hoof |
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cubic footClick to Search cubic foot |
volume of a cube (one foot in length, width and height) |
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did not set footClick to Search did not set foot |
did not enter |
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flat footClick to Search flat foot |
foot condition in which the instep of the foot is flat rather than arched |
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footClick to Search foot |
attach a foot to; walk; pay (Slang); move with the rhythm; dance on |
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footClick to Search foot |
body part located at the end of the leg; unit of length equal to 12 inches or 30.48 cm; bottom or lowest part of something (i.e. stairs, a table, a hill, a page, etc.); end of a bed where a person rests his/her feet; part of a sock or stocking covering a person`s foot |
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foot and mouth diseaseClick to Search foot and mouth disease |
contagious viral disease of cattle and other cloven-footed animals marked by vesicular eruptions around the hoofs and mouth |
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foot bindingClick to Search foot binding |
Chinese cultural practice in which a young girl`s toes were curled under the feet and tightly bound with linen in order to prevent the feet from growing too large (outlawed in 1911) |
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foot brakeClick to Search foot brake |
brake that is operated by the foot |
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foot creamClick to Search foot cream |
medicinal ointment for the feet |
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foot draggingClick to Search foot dragging |
intentional stalling or delaying, act of intentionally moving or working slowly |
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foot drillClick to Search foot drill |
military exercise |
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foot in the doorClick to Search foot in the door |
method used by sales people to prevent a person from shutting a door in their face; try and get involved in something desirable |
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foot of a mountainClick to Search foot of a mountain |
bottom of a hill or mountain |
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foot pumpClick to Search foot pump |
pump that is operated by foot |
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foot soldierClick to Search foot soldier |
infantryman, soldier who fights ground battles |
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foot supportClick to Search foot support |
orthopedic device which provides support for the foot |
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foot valveClick to Search foot valve |
A type of check valve (q.v.) used on the "fool" or lower end of a suction pipe riser to maintain the column of liquid in the riser when the liquid is being drawn upward by a pump. |
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foot workClick to Search foot work |
moving from place to place, work involving walking; movements made by the feet (in boxing, tennis, etc.) |
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footageClick to Search footage |
length measured in feet; scene which has been filmed on camera |
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footbagClick to Search footbag |
small cloth-covered bag that is filled with beans or plastic pellets and resembles a ball; any of a number of games played with a footbag in which the object of the game is to usually keep the bag in the air (often by kicking it) |
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football associationClick to Search football association |
organization responsible for official American football activity; organization responsible for official soccer activity |
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football clubClick to Search football club |
place where American football practice and games take place; place where soccer practice and games take place |
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Football Club of BaselClick to Search Football Club of Basel |
football team of the city of Basel (city in northwestern Switzerland), FCB |
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football coachClick to Search football coach |
one who instructs players in the sport of American football; one who instructs players in the sport of soccer |
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football fanClick to Search football fan |
person who is enthusiastic about the sport of American football; soccer fan, person who is enthusiastic about the sport of soccer |
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football fieldClick to Search football field |
field on which American football is played; grassy expanse on which the sport of soccer is played |
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football gameClick to Search football game |
American football match; competitive game of soccer |
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football hooliganClick to Search football hooligan |
form of disorderly hooliganism wherein the partakers are supporters or fans of one or more football clubs or national teams |
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football matchClick to Search football match |
American football match; competitive game of soccer |
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football playerClick to Search football player |
person who plays American football (especially professionally); person who plays soccer |
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football practiceClick to Search football practice |
training session during which players practice playing American football; training session during which players practice playing soccer |
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football shoesClick to Search football shoes |
shoes worn by American football players; shoes worn by soccer players |
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football starClick to Search football star |
person who excels in playing American football; soccer star |
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football teamClick to Search football team |
group of people who play American football together; group of people who play soccer together |
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footballerClick to Search footballer |
(British) person who plays soccer |
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footbathClick to Search footbath |
bath for washing the feet |
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footboardClick to Search footboard |
footstool, footrest |
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footboyClick to Search footboy |
lackey, boy employed as a servant |
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footbrakeClick to Search footbrake |
brake operated by the foot pedal |
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footbridgeClick to Search footbridge |
small bridge for pedestrians only |
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footerClick to Search footer |
person or thing with a specific measurement in feet (used in combination, i.e. six-footer) |
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footerClick to Search footer |
title which appears at the bottom of a page in a document (Computers); one who walks, pedestrian (Archaic); rugby (British Slang); soccer (British Slang) |
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footfallClick to Search footfall |
step, footstep; sound of a footstep |
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footgearClick to Search footgear |
anything worn on the feet, covering for the feet (i.e. shoes, socks, etc.) |
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foothillClick to Search foothill |
low hill at the base of a mountain or mountain range |
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foothillsClick to Search foothills |
hilly land at the base of a mountain or mountain range |
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footieClick to Search footie |
footy, footer, football, American football (USA), rugby (British); soccer (British); footsie, stealthy flirtatious touching with the feet (under a table) |
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footingClick to Search footing |
basis, foundation; foothold, place for standing; secure position; stability; terms of a relationship; act of walking |
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footleClick to Search footle |
act or talk foolishly, act in a silly manner; loiter |
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footleClick to Search footle |
nonsense; silliness; foolishness |
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footlessClick to Search footless |
without a foot or feet; baseless, without support; helpless |
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footlessnessClick to Search footlessness |
lack or absence of a foot or feet; insubstantiality; incompetence (Slang) |
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footlightClick to Search footlight |
stage light located at floor level |
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footlightsClick to Search footlights |
row of lights across the front of a stage floor |
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footlingClick to Search footling |
worthless, stupid (Slang) |
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footlockerClick to Search footlocker |
trunk in which equipment or personal items are stored |
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foot-looseClick to Search foot-loose |
free to travel or move about, unconstrained by responsibilities, having no ties |
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footloose and fancy-freeClick to Search footloose and fancy-free |
with no commitments or responsibilities, free as a bird |
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footmanClick to Search footman |
servant who attends a carriage or waits at a table |
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footmarkClick to Search footmark |
footprint, imprint left by a foot or shoe |
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footnoteClick to Search footnote |
reference or comment at the bottom of a page or end of a chapter; direction to a comment which appears in the continuation of a document |
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footnoteClick to Search footnote |
add a footnote to a text |
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footnotedClick to Search footnoted |
including footnotes, annotated (about a text) |
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footpaceClick to Search footpace |
walking step or pace; dais, raised platform |
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footpadClick to Search footpad |
thief, highway robber |
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footpathClick to Search footpath |
narrow path for people who are walking on foot |
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footplateClick to Search footplate |
special platform or area where a worker stands while operating machinery |
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footprintClick to Search footprint |
imprint left by a foot, footmark; (Computers) surface area taken by a particular hardware device (external - peripheral or internal); size of memory space required for a program |
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footprints on the sands of timeClick to Search footprints on the sands of time |
expression used to indicate the mark that important people leave on history |
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footraceClick to Search footrace |
walking or running competition, contest of people traveling by foot |
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footrestClick to Search footrest |
low stool or cushion for the feet, footstool |
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footsClick to Search foots |
dregs, sediment, particles or solid matter which settle at the bottom of a liquid (In the food industry) |
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footscraperClick to Search footscraper |
metal bar connected to a doorstep used for scraping and cleaning mud from the bottom of shoes before going into the house |
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footsieClick to Search footsie |
stealthy flirtatious touching with the feet (under a table); cooperation in a cunning or devious way; (Informal) foot (used by children or when speaking to young children) |
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footslogClick to Search footslog |
walk heavily and with great effort |
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footslogClick to Search footslog |
long and exhausting draining walk |
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foot-sloggerClick to Search foot-slogger |
one who advances slowly; one who marches or tramps through mud |
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footsoreClick to Search footsore |
suffering from sore or tender feet |
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footsorenessClick to Search footsoreness |
soreness or tenderness of the feet |
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footstalkClick to Search footstalk |
flower stem, stalk, pedicel; peduncle, stem that attaches some sea animals to other objects |
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footstepClick to Search footstep |
step of the foot; sound of a step; footprint; distance covered by a step; one step of a flight of stairs |
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footstoolClick to Search footstool |
low stool upon which to rest the feet |
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footsureClick to Search footsure |
not likely to stumble or trip, not liable to fall, surefooted |
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footsyClick to Search footsy |
footsie, stealthy flirtatious touching with the feet (under a table); cooperation in a cunning or devious way; (Informal) foot (used by children or when speaking to young children) |
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footwayClick to Search footway |
path for people on foot, pedestrian path |
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footwearClick to Search footwear |
anything worn on the feet, covering for the feet (i.e. shoes, socks, etc.) |
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footworkClick to Search footwork |
moves made by the feet (in boxing, dancing, etc.); legwork, work which requires a lot of walking from place to place; maneuvering which demands skill and care |
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footwornClick to Search footworn |
worn down by the feet; footsore |
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footyClick to Search footy |
poor; valueless, insignificant, worthless; mean, base, despicable, shabby; having foots, with sediments |
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footyClick to Search footy |
footie, footer, football, American football (USA), rugby (British); soccer (British) |
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from head to footClick to Search from head to foot |
entirely, all over, from top to toe |
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get a foot in the doorClick to Search get a foot in the door |
(Slang) get a first opportunity |
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get off on the wrong footClick to Search get off on the wrong foot |
make a poor start, begin poorly or unsuccessfully |
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got off on the right footClick to Search got off on the right foot |
made a good start |
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got off on the wrong footClick to Search got off on the wrong foot |
did not succeed from the first moment on, began in failure |
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have a lead footClick to Search have a lead foot |
drive at excessive speeds, drive too fast |
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have a light footClick to Search have a light foot |
move gracefully, nimble |
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infected with foot and mouth diseaseClick to Search infected with foot and mouth disease |
affected or contaminated with foot and mouth disease |
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on footClick to Search on foot |
walking, standing |
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on the right footClick to Search on the right foot |
well, properly, good beginning |
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on the wrong footClick to Search on the wrong foot |
bad beginning, badly |
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one foot in the graveClick to Search one foot in the grave |
nearly dead, will die soon |
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put one`s foot downClick to Search put one`s foot down |
decide and act firmly, insist |
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put one`s foot in itClick to Search put one`s foot in it |
make an inappropriate comment, say something that is not proper |
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put the shoe on the right footClick to Search put the shoe on the right foot |
accuse the correct person, place blame on the person who committed the act |
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set footClick to Search set foot |
trample, go in to - |
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set foot inClick to Search set foot in |
enter a place |
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step off on the wrong footClick to Search step off on the wrong foot |
start in the wrong way, make a bad start |
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the shoe is on the other footClick to Search the shoe is on the other foot |
the situation has reversed itself, the order of events has been changed |
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wait on a person hand and footClick to Search wait on a person hand and foot |
serve someone, satisfy someone`s desires, do everything for a person |
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with one foot in the graveClick to Search with one foot in the grave |
on one`s way to death, dying, going to die, with one foot already in the next world; old |
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Linguatic English German Dictionary |
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at the foot of the mountainClick to Search at the foot of the mountain |
am Fuße des Berges |
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athlete`s footClick to Search athlete`s foot |
Fußpilz, Pilzinfektion im Fußbereich Hautirritation verursachend |
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calf`s foot jellyClick to Search calf`s foot jelly |
Kalbsbein in Gelee (jüdische Speise aus Knochenmark hergestellt) |
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cleft footClick to Search cleft foot |
Spreizfuß |
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cloven footClick to Search cloven foot |
Spaltfuß |
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did not set footClick to Search did not set foot |
setzte keinen Fuß |
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flat footClick to Search flat foot |
Plattfuß; unvorbereitet |
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footClick to Search foot |
v. besohlen; zu Fuß gehen; bezahlen (Slang); tanzen n. Fuß, Körperteil am Ende des Beines befindlich; Längeneinheit gleich 30,45 cm oder 12 Inch; unterer Teil von etwas; Ende eines Bettes an dem die Füße hingelegt werden; Teil einer Socke |
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foot and mouth diseaseClick to Search foot and mouth disease |
Maul-und Klauenseuche |
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foot bindingClick to Search foot binding |
Fußbinden, chinesischer kultureller Brauch bei welchem die Fußzehen von jungen Mädchen unter den Fuß selbst gedreht und festgebunden werden damit diese nicht zu groß wachsen (1911 für ungesetzlich erklärt) |
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foot brakeClick to Search foot brake |
Fußbremse |
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foot creamClick to Search foot cream |
Fußkreme |
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foot draggingClick to Search foot dragging |
Verzögerungstaktik, absichtliches Verzögern |
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foot drillClick to Search foot drill |
Gehorsamsübungen, Drill (Militär) |
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foot in the doorClick to Search foot in the door |
mit einem Bein drinnen stehen; Fuß in der Tür (Methode von Vertretern sich nicht abwimmeln zu lassen) |
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foot of a mountainClick to Search foot of a mountain |
Bergfuß |
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foot pumpClick to Search foot pump |
Fußpumpe |
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foot soldierClick to Search foot soldier |
Fußsoldat, Infanterist |
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foot supportClick to Search foot support |
Fußeinlagen, Fußunterstützung (Orthopädie) |
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foot workClick to Search foot work |
Beinarbeit |
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footageClick to Search footage |
n. Filmmaterial; Filmszene; Fuß (Maßstab) |
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footbagClick to Search footbag |
n. kleine mit Textil überzogene tasche mit Bohnen oder Plastikkügelchen gefüllt; Spiele die mit einem Stoffball gespielt werden |
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football associationClick to Search football association |
Fußballverband |
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football clubClick to Search football club |
Fußballverein, Fußballklub |
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Football Club of BaselClick to Search Football Club of Basel |
Fußballclub Brüssel, Fußballclub der Stadt Brüssel, FCB |
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football coachClick to Search football coach |
Fußballtrainer |
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football fanClick to Search football fan |
Fußballfan |
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football fieldClick to Search football field |
Fußballplatz |
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football gameClick to Search football game |
Fußballspiel |
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football matchClick to Search football match |
Fußballspiel |
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football playerClick to Search football player |
Fußballspieler |
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football practiceClick to Search football practice |
Fußballtraining |
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football shoesClick to Search football shoes |
Fußballschuhe |
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football starClick to Search football star |
Fußballstar |
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football teamClick to Search football team |
Fußballmannschaft |
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footballerClick to Search footballer |
n. Fußballer/in, Person die Fußball spielt |
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footbathClick to Search footbath |
n. Fußbad |
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footboardClick to Search footboard |
n. Trittbrett |
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footbridgeClick to Search footbridge |
n. Fußgängerbrücke |
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footerClick to Search footer |
adj. -füßig, bestimmte Fußgröße betreffend n. Fußgänger; Fußballspieler (umgspr.); (Comput) Fußzeile, Untertitel in einem Dokument |
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footfallClick to Search footfall |
n. Schritt; Geräusch eines Schrittes |
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footgearClick to Search footgear |
n. Schuhzeug |
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foothillClick to Search foothill |
n. Vorberg, Ausläufer eines Berges; Bergfuß |
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footieClick to Search footie |
n. American Football (USA); Rugby (Britisch); Fußball (Britisch); flirtende Berührung mit demmFuß (unter einem Tisch) |
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footingClick to Search footing |
n. Anhalt, Halt; Stand; Basis; Beständigkeit; Laufen; Beziehungen foot v. besohlen; zu Fuß gehen; bezahlen (Slang); tanzen |
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footlessClick to Search footless |
adj. fußlos; fußamputiert; basislos; hilflos |
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footlessnessClick to Search footlessness |
n. Fußlosigkeit; Grundlosigkeit; Machtlosigkeit; Hilflosigkeit |
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footlightClick to Search footlight |
n. unteres Rampenlicht |
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footlingClick to Search footling |
adj. albern, wertlos (umgspr.) |
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footlockerClick to Search footlocker |
n. Truhe, Schrank für persönliche Dinge |
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foot-looseClick to Search foot-loose |
ungebunden |
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footloose and fancy-freeClick to Search footloose and fancy-free |
frei und ledig, ungebunden |
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footmanClick to Search footman |
n. Diener, Lakai |
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footnoteClick to Search footnote |
n. (Comput) Fußnote, Anmerkung; (Comput) Verweis auf eine Anmerkung die sich weiterunten im Dokument befindet v. Fußnoten hinzufügen |
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footnotedClick to Search footnoted |
adj. mit Fußnoten vermerkt (Text) footnote v. Fußnoten hinzufügen |
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footpadClick to Search footpad |
n. Dieb, Straßenräuber |
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footpathClick to Search footpath |
n. Gehweg, Fußweg; Bürgersteig |
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footplateClick to Search footplate |
n. Führerstand, spezielle Plattform oder Bereich auf dem ein Arbeiter steht während er eine Maschine tätigt |
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footprintClick to Search footprint |
n. Fußabdruck, Fußspur; (Computer) Standfläche, die Fläche die vom einem Heimcomputer oder einem anderen Gerät beansprucht wird; Speicherkapazität die ein Programm benötigt |
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footraceClick to Search footrace |
n. Lauf- oder Rennveranstaltung n. Laufwettbewerb, Wettbewerb zwischen Menschen die sich zu Fuß fortbewegen |
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footrestClick to Search footrest |
n. Fußstütze |
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footsClick to Search foots |
n. Sedimente, Partikel eines Festkörpers die sich auf dem Grund einer Flüssogkeit setzen (in der Nahrungsmittelindustrie) foot v. besohlen; zu Fuß gehen; bezahlen (Slang); tanzen |
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foot-sloggerClick to Search foot-slogger |
Gelaufe |
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footsoreClick to Search footsore |
adj. fußkrank, an Fußschmerzen leidend |
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footsorenessClick to Search footsoreness |
n. Fußschmerz |
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footstalkClick to Search footstalk |
n. Blumenstengel, Stengel; Stengel der einige Meerestiere mit anderen Objekte zusammenhält |
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footstepClick to Search footstep |
n. Schritt; Geräusch eines Schrittes; Tritt; Treppe |
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footstoolClick to Search footstool |
n. Schemel, kleiner Stuhl |
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footsyClick to Search footsy |
n. Füßeln, flirtende Berührung unter dem Tisch mit dem Fuß; Zusammenarbeit auf eien trügerische oder abwegige Weise; (Slang) Fuß (Wort von Kindern verwendet) |
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footwayClick to Search footway |
n. Fußweg |
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footwearClick to Search footwear |
n. Schuhzeug, Schuhwerk, Fußbekleidung |
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footworkClick to Search footwork |
n. Beinarbeit (Sport usw.) |
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footyClick to Search footy |
n. American Football (USA); Rugby (Britisch); Fußball (Britisch); flirtende Berührung mit demmFuß (unter einem Tisch) |
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from head to footClick to Search from head to foot |
von oben bis unten |
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get a foot in the doorClick to Search get a foot in the door |
(Slang) einen Fuß in der Tür haben |
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get off on the wrong footClick to Search get off on the wrong foot |
einen schlechten Beginn haben, zu keinem Erfolg gelangen got off on the wrong foot ist mit dem linken Fuß aufgestanden; nichts gelang ihm von Anfang an |
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got off on the right footClick to Search got off on the right foot |
ist mit dem rechten Fuß aufgestanden; hatte einen guten Anfang |
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got off on the wrong footClick to Search got off on the wrong foot |
ist mit dem linken Fuß aufgestanden; nichts gelang ihm von Anfang an get off on the wrong foot einen schlechten Beginn haben, zu keinem Erfolg gelangen |
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have a lead footClick to Search have a lead foot |
einen Bleifuß haben, sehr schnell fahren, zu schnell fahren |
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have a light footClick to Search have a light foot |
leichtfüßig sein |
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infected with foot and mouth diseaseClick to Search infected with foot and mouth disease |
mit Maul-und Klauenseuche infiziert, mit der Maul-und Klauenseuche angesteckt oder von dieser verseucht |
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on footClick to Search on foot |
zu Fuß |
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on the right footClick to Search on the right foot |
mit dem rechten Fuß (guter Anfang) |
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on the wrong footClick to Search on the wrong foot |
mit dem linken Fuß (schlechter Anfang) |
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one foot in the graveClick to Search one foot in the grave |
mit einem Bein im Grab |
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put one`s foot downClick to Search put one`s foot down |
darauf bestehen |
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put one`s foot in itClick to Search put one`s foot in it |
sagen was besser ungesagt geblieben wäre |
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put the shoe on the right footClick to Search put the shoe on the right foot |
den Richtigen anklagen, den Schuldigen beschuldigen |
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set footClick to Search set foot |
einen Fuß setzen |
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set foot inClick to Search set foot in |
einen Fuß setzen, hineingehen |
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step off on the wrong footClick to Search step off on the wrong foot |
mit dem falschen Bein aus dem Bett steigen, mit dem linken Fuß beginnen |
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the shoe is on the other footClick to Search the shoe is on the other foot |
die Sache sieht völlig anders aus, die Situation hat sich geändert |
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wait on a person hand and footClick to Search wait on a person hand and foot |
eine Person von Kopf bis Fuß bedienen |
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with one foot in the graveClick to Search with one foot in the grave |
mit einem Fuß im Grab (mit einem Fuß im Jenseits, ist am Sterben) |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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animal footClick to Search animal foot |
noun the pedal extremity of vertebrates other than human beings • Syn: foot • Hypernyms: vertebrate foot, pedal extremity • Hyponyms: fossorial foot, hoof, bird's foot, webfoot, trotter, forefoot, hindfoot, paw
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athlete's footClick to Search athlete's foot |
noun fungal infection of the feet • Syn: tinea pedis • Hypernyms: tinea, ringworm, roundworm
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Australian hare's footClick to Search Australian hare's foot |
noun a hare's-foot fern of the genus Davallia • Syn: Davallia pyxidata • Hypernyms: hare's-foot fern • Member Holonyms: genus Davallia
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bear's footClick to Search bear's foot |
noun digitate-leaved hellebore with an offensive odor and irritant qualities when taken internally • Syn: stinking hellebore, setterwort, Helleborus foetidus • Hypernyms: hellebore
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bird's footClick to Search bird's foot |
noun the foot of a bird • Hypernyms: animal foot, foot • Hyponyms: claw, zygodactyl foot, heterodactyl foot, webbed foot, lobate foot • Part Holonyms: bird • Part Meronyms: talon
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bird's foot cloverClick to Search bird's foot clover |
noun European forage plant having claw-shaped pods introduced in America • Syn: bird's foot trefoil, babies' slippers, bacon and eggs, Lotus corniculatus • Hypernyms: subshrub, suffrutex • Member Holonyms: Lotus, genus Lotus
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bird's foot trefoilClick to Search bird's foot trefoil |
noun 1. Old World herb related to fenugreek • Syn: Trigonella ornithopodioides • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Member Holonyms: Trigonella, genus Trigonella 2. European forage plant having claw-shaped pods introduced in America • Syn: bird's foot clover, babies' slippers, bacon and eggs, Lotus corniculatus • Hypernyms: subshrub, suffrutex • Member Holonyms: Lotus, genus Lotus
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board footClick to Search board foot |
noun the volume of a piece of wood 1 foot square and 1 inch thick • Hypernyms: volume unit, capacity unit, capacity measure, cubage unit, cubic measure, cubic content unit, displacement unit, cubature unit
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Canary Island hare's foot fernClick to Search Canary Island hare's foot fern |
noun fern of the Canary Islands and Madeira • Syn: Davallia canariensis • Hypernyms: hare's-foot fern • Member Holonyms: genus Davallia
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cat's footClick to Search cat's foot |
noun low-growing perennial herb having leaves with whitish down and clusters of small white flowers • Syn: cat's feet, pussytoes, Antennaria dioica • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Hyponyms: plantain-leaved pussytoes, field pussytoes, solitary pussytoes, mountain everlasting • Member Holonyms: Antennaria, genus Antennaria
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cleft footClick to Search cleft foot |
noun a deformity in which the space between the third and fourth toes extends up into the foot • Hypernyms: deformity, malformation, misshapenness
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cloven footClick to Search cloven foot |
noun 1. the mark of Satan • Syn: cloven hoof • Hypernyms: mark, stigma, brand, stain 2. a hoof divided into two parts at its distal extremity (as of ruminants or swine) • Syn: cloven hoof • Hypernyms: hoof
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crow's footClick to Search crow's foot |
noun 1. large tree of Australasia • Syn: red beech, brown oak, booyong, stave wood, silky elm, Heritiera trifoliolata, Terrietia trifoliolata • Hypernyms: angiospermous tree, flowering tree 2. a wrinkle in the skin at the outer corner of your eyes • Syn: crow's feet, laugh line • Hypernyms: wrinkle, furrow, crease, crinkle, seam, line
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cubic footClick to Search cubic foot |
noun the volume equal to a cube one foot on each side (Freq. 1) • Syn: cu ft • Hypernyms: volume unit, capacity unit, capacity measure, cubage unit, cubic measure, cubic content unit, displacement unit, cubature unit
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dove's foot geraniumClick to Search dove's foot geranium |
noun western geranium with small pink flowers; a common weed on lawns and in vacant lots • Syn: Geranium molle • Hypernyms: cranesbill, crane's bill
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footClick to Search foot |
I noun 1. the part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint (Freq. 89) - example : his bare feet projected from his trousers - example : armored from head to foot • Syn: human foot, pes • Hypernyms: vertebrate foot, pedal extremity • Hyponyms: flatfoot, splayfoot, pes planus • Part Holonyms: leg, homo, man, human being, human • Part Meronyms: heelbone, calcaneus, os tarsi fibulare, arcuate artery, arteria arcuata, digital arteries, arteria digitalis, metatarsal artery, arteria metatarsea, intercapitular vein, vena intercapitalis, metatarsal vein, vena metatarsus, instep, sole, toe, big toe, great toe, hallux, little toe, heel 2. a linear unit of length equal to 12 inches or a third of a yard (Freq. 81) - example : he is six feet tall • Syn: ft • Hypernyms: linear unit, linear measure • Part Holonyms: yard, pace • Part Meronyms: inch, in 3. the lower part of anything (Freq. 8) - example : curled up on the foot of the bed - example : the foot of the page - example : the foot of the list - example : the foot of the mountain • Ant: head • Hypernyms: bottom 4. the pedal extremity of vertebrates other than human beings (Freq. 4) • Syn: animal foot • Hypernyms: vertebrate foot, pedal extremity • Hyponyms: fossorial foot, hoof, bird's foot, webfoot, trotter, forefoot, hindfoot, paw 5. lowest support of a structure (Freq. 2) - example : it was built on a base of solid rock - example : he stood at the foot of the tower • Syn: foundation, base, fundament, groundwork, substructure, understructure • Derivationally related forms: basal (for: base) • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: bed, raft foundation • Part Holonyms: structure, construction 6. any of various organs of locomotion or attachment in invertebrates (Freq. 2) • Syn: invertebrate foot • Hypernyms: organ • Hyponyms: tube foot • Part Holonyms: invertebrate 7. travel by walking (Freq. 1) - example : he followed on foot - example : the swiftest of foot • Hypernyms: walk 8. a member of a surveillance team who works on foot or rides as a passenger • Hypernyms: secret agent, intelligence officer, intelligence agent, operative 9. an army unit consisting of soldiers who fight on foot - example : there came ten thousand horsemen and as many fully-armed foot • Syn: infantry • Topics: military, armed forces, armed services, military machine, war machine • Hypernyms: army unit • Hyponyms: paratroops 10. (prosody) a group of 2 or 3 syllables forming the basic unit of poetic rhythm • Syn: metrical foot, metrical unit • Topics: prosody, metrics • Hypernyms: meter, metre, measure, beat, cadence • Hyponyms: dactyl, iamb, iambus, anapest, anapaest, amphibrach, trochee, spondee, pyrrhic, dibrach 11. a support resembling a pedal extremity - example : one foot of the chair was on the carpet • Hypernyms: support • Part Holonyms: leg II verb 1. pay for something (Freq. 1) - example : pick up the tab - example : pick up the burden of high-interest mortgages - example : foot the bill • Syn: pick • Hypernyms: pay • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s 2. walk - example : let's hoof it to the disco • Syn: leg it, hoof, hoof it • Derivationally related forms: footer • Usage Domain: colloquialism • Hypernyms: walk • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP 3. add a column of numbers • Syn: foot up • Topics: arithmetic • Hypernyms: add, add together • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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foot brakeClick to Search foot brake |
noun hydraulic brake operated by pressing on a foot pedal • Hypernyms: hydraulic brake, hydraulic brakes
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foot doctorClick to Search foot doctor |
noun a specialist in care for the feet • Syn: chiropodist, podiatrist • Derivationally related forms: podiatry (for: podiatrist), chiropody (for: chiropodist) • Hypernyms: specialist, medical specialist
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foot leverClick to Search foot lever |
noun a lever that is operated with the foot • Syn: pedal, treadle, foot pedal • Derivationally related forms: treadle (for: treadle), pedal (for: pedal) • Hypernyms: lever • Hyponyms: accelerator, accelerator pedal, gas pedal, gas, throttle, gun, brake pedal, clutch, clutch pedal, soft pedal, sustaining pedal, loud pedal • Part Holonyms: organ, pipe organ, motor vehicle, automotive vehicle, bicycle, bike, wheel, cycle
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foot pedalClick to Search foot pedal |
noun a lever that is operated with the foot • Syn: pedal, treadle, foot lever • Derivationally related forms: treadle (for: treadle), pedal (for: pedal) • Hypernyms: lever • Hyponyms: accelerator, accelerator pedal, gas pedal, gas, throttle, gun, brake pedal, clutch, clutch pedal, soft pedal, sustaining pedal, loud pedal • Part Holonyms: organ, pipe organ, motor vehicle, automotive vehicle, bicycle, bike, wheel, cycle
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foot raceClick to Search foot race |
noun a race run on foot - example : she broke the record for the half-mile run • Syn: footrace, run • Derivationally related forms: run (for: run) • Hypernyms: race • Hyponyms: funrun, fun run, marathon, obstacle race, steeplechase, track event
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foot rotClick to Search foot rot |
noun 1. contagious degenerative infection of the feet of hoofed animals (especially cattle and sheep) (Freq. 3) • Hypernyms: animal disease 2. plant disease in which the stem or trunk rots at the base • Hypernyms: plant disease
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foot ruleClick to Search foot rule |
noun a ruler one foot long • Hypernyms: rule, ruler
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foot soldierClick to Search foot soldier |
noun 1. fights on foot with small arms (Freq. 1) • Syn: infantryman, marcher, footslogger • Derivationally related forms: footslog (for: footslogger) • Hypernyms: soldier • Hyponyms: fusilier, grenadier, grenade thrower, doughboy, musketeer 2. an assistant subject to the authority or control of another • Syn: subordinate, subsidiary, underling • Derivationally related forms: subsidiary (for: subsidiary), subordinate (for: subordinate) • Hypernyms: assistant, helper, help, supporter • Hyponyms: associate, bottom dog, cog, man, second fiddle, second banana
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foot trafficClick to Search foot traffic |
noun people coming and going on foot • Syn: pedestrian traffic • Hypernyms: traffic
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foot upClick to Search foot up |
verb add a column of numbers • Syn: foot • Topics: arithmetic • Hypernyms: add, add together • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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footageClick to Search footage |
noun 1. film that has been shot (Freq. 1) - example : they had stock footage of lightning, tornados, and hurricanes - example : he edited the news footage • Hypernyms: film, photographic film 2. a rate of charging by the linear foot of work done • Hypernyms: rate, charge per unit
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foot-and-mouth diseaseClick to Search foot-and-mouth disease |
noun acute contagious disease of cloven-footed animals marked by ulcers in the mouth and around the hoofs • Syn: hoof-and-mouth disease • Hypernyms: animal disease
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footballClick to Search football |
noun 1. any of various games played with a ball (round or oval) in which two teams try to kick or carry or propel the ball into each other's goal (Freq. 9) • Syn: football game • Derivationally related forms: footballer • Members of this Topic: broken-field, completed, uncompleted, running, passing, pass, ball-hawking, punt, punting, place kick, place-kicking, dropkick, juke, fake, football score, kickoff, professional football, yard marker, midfield, back, ball carrier, runner, center, snapper, end, fullback, halfback, passer, forward passer, place-kicker, placekicker, punter, quarterback, signal caller, field general, running back, rusher, split end, tailback, tight end, wingback, winger, quarter, line up, place-kick, kick, complete, nail, tackle, drop-kick, ground, return • Hypernyms: field game, contact sport • Hyponyms: American football, American football game, professional football, rugby, rugby football, rugger, soccer, association football • Part Meronyms: half 2. the inflated oblong ball used in playing American football (Freq. 2) • Derivationally related forms: footballer • Hypernyms: ball • Part Meronyms: bladder
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football coachClick to Search football coach |
noun a coach of football players • Hypernyms: coach, manager, handler • Hyponyms: line coach
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football fieldClick to Search football field |
noun the playing field on which football is played • Syn: gridiron • Hypernyms: playing field, athletic field, playing area, field • Part Holonyms: football stadium
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football gameClick to Search football game |
noun any of various games played with a ball (round or oval) in which two teams try to kick or carry or propel the ball into each other's goal • Syn: football • Derivationally related forms: footballer (for: football) • Members of this Topic: broken-field, completed, uncompleted, running, passing, pass, ball-hawking, punt, punting, place kick, place-kicking, dropkick, juke, fake, football score, kickoff, professional football, yard marker, midfield, back, ball carrier, runner, center, snapper, end, fullback, halfback, passer, forward passer, place-kicker, placekicker, punter, quarterback, signal caller, field general, running back, rusher, split end, tailback, tight end, wingback, winger, quarter, line up, place-kick, kick, complete, nail, tackle, drop-kick, ground, return • Hypernyms: field game, contact sport • Hyponyms: American football, American football game, professional football, rugby, rugby football, rugger, soccer, association football • Part Meronyms: half
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football helmetClick to Search football helmet |
noun a padded helmet with a face mask to protect the head of football players • Hypernyms: helmet • Part Meronyms: face guard
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football heroClick to Search football hero |
noun a football player who has achieved a reputation for success • Hypernyms: football player, footballer
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football leagueClick to Search football league |
noun a league of football teams • Hypernyms: league, conference • Member Meronyms: football team, eleven
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football officialClick to Search football official |
noun an official who enforces the rules at a football game • Hypernyms: official • Hyponyms: back judge, field judge, head linesman, line judge, side judge
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football playClick to Search football play |
noun (American football) a play by the offensive team • Topics: American football, American football game • Hypernyms: play • Hyponyms: audible, touchback, run, running, running play, running game, pass, passing play, passing game, passing, power play, handoff, tackle
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football playerClick to Search football player |
noun an athlete who plays American football (Freq. 2) • Syn: footballer • Derivationally related forms: football (for: footballer) • Hypernyms: athlete, jock, player, participant • Hyponyms: back, ball carrier, runner, blocker, cornerback, football hero, kicker, linebacker, line backer, lineman, receiver, pass receiver, pass catcher, tackler
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football scoreClick to Search football score |
noun the score in a football game • Topics: football, football game • Hypernyms: score
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football seasonClick to Search football season |
noun the season when football is played • Hypernyms: season
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football stadiumClick to Search football stadium |
noun a stadium where football games are held • Hypernyms: stadium, bowl, arena, sports stadium, athletic facility • Part Meronyms: football field, gridiron
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football teamClick to Search football team |
noun a team that plays football (Freq. 3) • Syn: eleven • Hypernyms: team, squad • Member Holonyms: football league • Member Meronyms: linebacker, line backer, quarterback, signal caller, field general, fullback, halfback, tailback, wingback, center, guard, tackle, end, backfield, secondary, linemen
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football teeClick to Search football tee |
noun support holding a football on end and above the ground preparatory to the kickoff • Syn: tee • Hypernyms: support
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footballerClick to Search footballer |
noun an athlete who plays American football • Syn: football player • Derivationally related forms: football • Hypernyms: athlete, jock, player, participant • Hyponyms: back, ball carrier, runner, blocker, cornerback, football hero, kicker, linebacker, line backer, lineman, receiver, pass receiver, pass catcher, tackler
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football-shapedClick to Search football-shaped |
adjective shaped in the form of a football • Similar to: formed
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footbathClick to Search footbath |
noun a small bathtub for warming or washing or disinfecting the feet • Hypernyms: bathtub, bathing tub, bath, tub
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footboardClick to Search footboard |
noun 1. a narrow platform on which to stand or brace the feet • Hypernyms: platform • Hyponyms: running board 2. a vertical board or panel forming the foot of a bedstead • Hypernyms: panel • Part Holonyms: bedstead, bedframe
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footbridgeClick to Search footbridge |
noun a bridge designed for pedestrians (Freq. 1) • Syn: overcrossing, pedestrian bridge • Hypernyms: bridge, span • Hyponyms: gangplank, gangboard, gangway, jet bridge
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footcandleClick to Search footcandle |
noun a unit of illuminance on a surface that is everywhere 1 foot from a point source of 1 candle • Hypernyms: illumination unit
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footedClick to Search footed |
adjective having feet - example : footed creatures - example : a footed sofa • Ant: footless • Similar to: flat-footed, pedate, swift-footed, fast-footed, web-footed, web-toed
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footednessClick to Search footedness |
noun the property of favoring one foot over the other (as in kicking a ball) • Hypernyms: asymmetry, dissymmetry, imbalance
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footerClick to Search footer |
noun 1. (used only in combinations) the height or length of something in feet - example : he is a six-footer - example : the golfer sank a 40-footer - example : his yacht is a 60-footer • Usage Domain: combining form • Hypernyms: linear unit, linear measure 2. a person who travels by foot • Syn: pedestrian, walker • Derivationally related forms: foot, walk (for: walker) • Hypernyms: traveler, traveller • Hyponyms: hiker, tramp, tramper, hobbler, limper, jaywalker, marcher, parader, nondriver, passerby, passer-by, passer, peripatetic, rambler, saunterer, stroller, ambler, shuffler, staggerer, totterer, reeler, stalker, stamper, stomper, trampler, strider, stumbler, tripper, swaggerer, trudger, plodder, slogger, waddler, wayfarer 3. a printed note placed below the text on a printed page • Syn: footnote • Derivationally related forms: footnote (for: footnote) • Hypernyms: note, annotation, notation
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footfallClick to Search footfall |
noun the sound of a step of someone walking - example : he heard footsteps on the porch • Syn: footstep, step • Derivationally related forms: step (for: step) • Hypernyms: sound • Hyponyms: tramp
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footfaultClick to Search footfault |
noun a fault that occurs when the server in tennis fails to keep both feet behind the baseline • Hypernyms: fault • Part Holonyms: tennis, lawn tennis
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footgearClick to Search footgear |
noun covering for a person's feet • Syn: footwear • Hypernyms: covering • Hyponyms: boot, clog, geta, patten, sabot, flats, overshoe, shoe, slipper, carpet slipper • Part Meronyms: half sole, sole, toe
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foothillClick to Search foothill |
noun a relatively low hill on the lower slope of a mountain • Hypernyms: hill
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footholdClick to Search foothold |
noun 1. an initial accomplishment that opens the way for further developments - example : the town became a beachhead in the campaign to ban smoking outdoors - example : they are presently attempting to gain a foothold in the Russian market • Syn: beachhead • Hypernyms: accomplishment, achievement 2. an area in hostile territory that has been captured and is held awaiting further troops and supplies - example : an attempt to secure a bridgehead behind enemy lines - example : the only foothold left for British troops in Europe was Gibraltar • Syn: bridgehead • Hypernyms: combat zone, combat area • Hyponyms: airhead, beachhead 3. a place providing support for the foot in standing or climbing • Syn: footing • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: toehold
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footingClick to Search footing |
noun 1. status with respect to the relations between people or groups (Freq. 1) - example : on good terms with her in-laws - example : on a friendly footing • Syn: terms • Hypernyms: status, position 2. a place providing support for the foot in standing or climbing • Syn: foothold • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: toehold 3. a relation that provides the foundation for something - example : they were on a friendly footing - example : he worked on an interim basis • Syn: basis, ground • Hypernyms: foundation • Hyponyms: common ground
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foot-lambertClick to Search foot-lambert |
noun a former luminance unit equal to one lumen per square foot • Syn: ft-L • Hypernyms: luminance unit
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footleClick to Search footle |
verb 1. be about - example : The high school students like to loiter in the Central Square - example : Who is this man that is hanging around the department? • Syn: loiter, lounge, lollygag, loaf, lallygag, hang around, mess about, tarry, linger, lurk, mill about, mill around • Derivationally related forms: lingerer (for: linger), lounger (for: lounge), loiterer (for: loiter) • Hypernyms: be • Hyponyms: prowl, lurch • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s PP 2. act foolishly, as by talking nonsense • Hypernyms: act, behave, do • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s
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footlessClick to Search footless |
adjective having no feet or analogous appendages • Ant: footed • Similar to: apodal, apodous
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footlightsClick to Search footlights |
noun theater light at the front of a stage that illuminate the set and actors • Usage Domain: plural, plural form • Hypernyms: theater light • Part Holonyms: proscenium, apron, forestage
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footlingClick to Search footling |
adjective (informal) small and of little importance - example : a fiddling sum of money - example : a footling gesture - example : our worries are lilliputian compared with those of countries that are at war - example : a little (or small) matter - example : a dispute over niggling details - example : limited to petty enterprises - example : piffling efforts - example : giving a police officer a free meal may be against the law, but it seems to be a picayune infraction • Syn: fiddling, lilliputian, little, niggling, piddling, piffling, petty, picayune, trivial • Similar to: unimportant • Derivationally related forms: trivialize (for: trivial), trivia (for: trivial), triviality (for: trivial), pettiness (for: petty), littleness (for: little) • Usage Domain: colloquialism
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footlockerClick to Search footlocker |
noun a trunk for storing personal possessions; usually kept at the foot of a bed (as in a barracks) • Syn: locker • Hypernyms: trunk
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footlooseClick to Search footloose |
adjective free to go or do as one pleases (Freq. 1) - example : Americans have always been a footloose people always moving on - example : a footloose young man eager to see the big city • Similar to: free
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footmanClick to Search footman |
noun a man employed as a servant in a large establishment (as a palace) to run errands and do chores • Hypernyms: manservant
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footmarkClick to Search footmark |
noun a mark of a foot or shoe on a surface - example : the police made casts of the footprints in the soft earth outside the window • Syn: footprint, step • Derivationally related forms: step (for: step) • Hypernyms: mark, print • Hyponyms: footprint evidence
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footnoteClick to Search footnote |
I noun a printed note placed below the text on a printed page (Freq. 1) • Syn: footer • Hypernyms: note, annotation, notation II verb add explanatory notes to or supply with critical comments - example : The scholar annotated the early edition of a famous novel • Syn: annotate • Derivationally related forms: note (for: annotate), annotation (for: annotate), annotator (for: annotate) • Topics: writing, authorship, composition, penning • Hypernyms: write, compose, pen, indite • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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footpadClick to Search footpad |
noun a highwayman who robs on foot • Syn: padder • Hypernyms: highjacker, highwayman, hijacker, road agent
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footpathClick to Search footpath |
noun a trodden path (Freq. 1) • Syn: pathway • Hypernyms: path
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footplateClick to Search footplate |
noun the platform in the cab of a locomotive on which the engineer stands to operate the controls • Regions: United Kingdom, UK, U.K., Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Great Britain • Hypernyms: platform • Part Holonyms: locomotive, engine, locomotive engine, railway locomotive
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foot-poundClick to Search foot-pound |
noun a unit of work equal to a force of one pound moving through a distance of one foot • Hypernyms: work unit, heat unit, energy unit • Part Holonyms: foot-ton
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foot-poundalClick to Search foot-poundal |
noun a unit of work equal to a force of one poundal moving through a distance of one foot • Hypernyms: work unit, heat unit, energy unit
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footprintClick to Search footprint |
noun 1. a mark of a foot or shoe on a surface (Freq. 1) - example : the police made casts of the footprints in the soft earth outside the window • Syn: footmark, step • Derivationally related forms: step (for: step) • Hypernyms: mark, print • Hyponyms: footprint evidence 2. a trace suggesting that something was once present or felt or otherwise important - example : the footprints of an earlier civilization • Hypernyms: trace, vestige, tincture, shadow 3. the area taken up by some object - example : the computer had a desktop footprint of 10 by 16 inches • Hypernyms: area, expanse, surface area
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footprint evidenceClick to Search footprint evidence |
noun evidence in the form of footprints - example : there was footprint evidence that he had been at the scene of the crime • Hypernyms: footprint, footmark, step, evidence
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footraceClick to Search footrace |
noun a race run on foot - example : she broke the record for the half-mile run • Syn: foot race, run • Derivationally related forms: run (for: run) • Hypernyms: race • Hyponyms: funrun, fun run, marathon, obstacle race, steeplechase, track event
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footrestClick to Search footrest |
noun a low seat or a stool to rest the feet of a seated person • Syn: footstool, ottoman, tuffet • Hypernyms: stool
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foot-shapedClick to Search foot-shaped |
adjective shaped in the form of a foot • Similar to: formed
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footslogClick to Search footslog |
verb walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud - example : Mules plodded in a circle around a grindstone • Syn: slog, plod, trudge, pad, tramp • Derivationally related forms: tramper (for: tramp), pad (for: pad), trudge (for: trudge), trudger (for: trudge), plodder (for: plod), plodding (for: plod), footslogger • Hypernyms: walk • Hyponyms: squelch, squish, splash, splosh, slosh, slop • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s PP
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footsloggerClick to Search footslogger |
noun fights on foot with small arms • Syn: infantryman, marcher, foot soldier • Derivationally related forms: footslog • Hypernyms: soldier • Hyponyms: fusilier, grenadier, grenade thrower, doughboy, musketeer
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footsoreClick to Search footsore |
adjective having sore or tired feet • Similar to: tired
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footstallClick to Search footstall |
noun an architectural support or base (as for a column or statue) • Syn: pedestal, plinth • Hypernyms: support • Hyponyms: socle • Part Holonyms: column, pillar • Part Meronyms: dado
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footstepClick to Search footstep |
noun 1. the sound of a step of someone walking (Freq. 4) - example : he heard footsteps on the porch • Syn: footfall, step • Derivationally related forms: step (for: step) • Hypernyms: sound • Hyponyms: tramp 2. the act of taking a step in walking (Freq. 4) • Hypernyms: step 3. the distance covered by a step (Freq. 3) - example : he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig • Syn: pace, step, stride • Derivationally related forms: stride (for: stride), step (for: step), pace (for: pace) • Hypernyms: indefinite quantity
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footsteps-of-springClick to Search footsteps-of-spring |
noun sanicle of northwestern United States and British Columbia having yellow flowers • Syn: Sanicula arctopoides • Hypernyms: sanicle, snakeroot
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footstoolClick to Search footstool |
noun a low seat or a stool to rest the feet of a seated person • Syn: footrest, ottoman, tuffet • Hypernyms: stool
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footsureClick to Search footsure |
adjective not liable to stumble or fall - example : on surefooted donkeys • Syn: surefooted, sure-footed • Similar to: steady
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foot-tonClick to Search foot-ton |
noun 2240 foot-pounds • Hypernyms: work unit, heat unit, energy unit • Part Meronyms: foot-pound
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footwallClick to Search footwall |
noun the lower wall of an inclined fault • Hypernyms: wall • Part Holonyms: inclined fault
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footwearClick to Search footwear |
noun 1. clothing worn on a person's feet • Hypernyms: clothing, article of clothing, vesture, wear, wearable, habiliment • Hyponyms: hosiery, hose 2. covering for a person's feet • Syn: footgear • Hypernyms: covering • Hyponyms: boot, clog, geta, patten, sabot, flats, overshoe, shoe, slipper, carpet slipper • Part Meronyms: half sole, sole, toe
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footworkClick to Search footwork |
noun 1. the manner of using the feet • Hypernyms: maneuver, manoeuvre, play 2. skillful maneuvering or dealing - example : she needs some fancy footwork to cover all those lies • Hypernyms: maneuver, manoeuvre, tactical maneuver, tactical manoeuvre
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fossorial footClick to Search fossorial foot |
noun foot adapted for digging as in moles • Hypernyms: animal foot, foot
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goat's footClick to Search goat's foot |
noun short-stemmed South African plant with bluish flowers • Syn: goatsfoot, Oxalis caprina • Hypernyms: oxalis, sorrel, wood sorrel
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hand and footClick to Search hand and foot |
adverb in all ways possible - example : they served him hand and foot
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heterodactyl footClick to Search heterodactyl foot |
noun a bird's foot having the first and second toes of each foot directed backward and the third and fourth forward • Ant: zygodactyl foot • Hypernyms: bird's foot
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horse's footClick to Search horse's foot |
noun the hoof of a horse • Hypernyms: hoof • Part Holonyms: horse, Equus caballus • Part Meronyms: pastern, fetter bone, fetlock, fetlock joint
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human footClick to Search human foot |
noun the part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint - example : his bare feet projected from his trousers - example : armored from head to foot • Syn: foot, pes • Derivationally related forms: foot (for: foot) • Hypernyms: vertebrate foot, pedal extremity • Hyponyms: flatfoot, splayfoot, pes planus • Part Holonyms: leg, homo, man, human being, human • Part Meronyms: heelbone, calcaneus, os tarsi fibulare, arcuate artery, arteria arcuata, digital arteries, arteria digitalis, metatarsal artery, arteria metatarsea, intercapitular vein, vena intercapitalis, metatarsal vein, vena metatarsus, instep, sole, toe, big toe, great toe, hallux, little toe, heel
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immersion footClick to Search immersion foot |
noun resembling frostbite but without freezing; resulting from exposure to cold and wet • Syn: trench foot • Hypernyms: frostbite, cryopathy
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invertebrate footClick to Search invertebrate foot |
noun any of various organs of locomotion or attachment in invertebrates • Syn: foot • Hypernyms: organ • Hyponyms: tube foot • Part Holonyms: invertebrate
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lion's footClick to Search lion's foot |
noun common perennial herb widely distributed in the southern and eastern United States having drooping clusters of pinkish flowers and thick basal leaves suggesting a lion's foot in shape; sometimes placed in genus Prenanthes • Syn: gall of the earth, Nabalus serpentarius, Prenanthes serpentaria • Hypernyms: herb, herbaceous plant • Member Holonyms: Nabalus, genus Nabalus
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lobate footClick to Search lobate foot |
noun a bird's foot having separate toes each with membranous flaps along the sides • Hypernyms: bird's foot
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metrical footClick to Search metrical foot |
noun (prosody) a group of 2 or 3 syllables forming the basic unit of poetic rhythm • Syn: foot, metrical unit • Topics: prosody, metrics • Hypernyms: meter, metre, measure, beat, cadence • Hyponyms: dactyl, iamb, iambus, anapest, anapaest, amphibrach, trochee, spondee, pyrrhic, dibrach
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square footClick to Search square foot |
noun a unit of area equal to one foot by one foot square • Syn: sq ft • Hypernyms: area unit, square measure
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trench footClick to Search trench foot |
noun resembling frostbite but without freezing; resulting from exposure to cold and wet • Syn: immersion foot • Hypernyms: frostbite, cryopathy
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tube footClick to Search tube foot |
noun tentacular tubular process of most echinoderms (starfish and sea urchins and holothurians) having a sucker at the end and used for e.g. locomotion and respiration • Hypernyms: foot, invertebrate foot • Part Holonyms: echinoderm
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vertebrate footClick to Search vertebrate foot |
noun the extremity of the limb in vertebrates • Syn: pedal extremity • Hypernyms: extremity • Hyponyms: animal foot, foot, human foot, pes • Part Holonyms: leg, vertebrate, craniate • Part Meronyms: metatarsus, tarsus
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webbed footClick to Search webbed foot |
noun a bird's foot with folds of skin between the toes • Hypernyms: bird's foot
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white-man's footClick to Search white-man's foot |
noun common European perennial naturalized worldwide; a troublesome weed • Syn: broad-leaved plantain, common plantain, whiteman's foot, cart-track plant, Plantago major • Hypernyms: plantain
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whiteman's footClick to Search whiteman's foot |
noun common European perennial naturalized worldwide; a troublesome weed • Syn: broad-leaved plantain, common plantain, white-man's foot, cart-track plant, Plantago major • Hypernyms: plantain
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zygodactyl footClick to Search zygodactyl foot |
noun a bird's foot having the first and fourth toes of each foot directed backward and the second and third forward • Ant: heterodactyl foot • Hypernyms: bird's foot
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