foot

The lowest part or surface of a thing, often under water

The bottom part that supports something, for example an organ or object

The lowest part of a building that supports and spreads its weight

The parts under a building or system that hold it up

The strong base under a building that holds it up

The lowest part of a building that supports it

A low base that supports a column or statue

A small stone placed at the foot of a grave to mark its end

The front part of a group, like a line

Do or say something that harms your own chances

Give someone complete care and do everything they want

To keep moving forward step by step despite problems

Make a very good impression when you meet someone or start something new

To say or do something embarrassing by accident

Almost dying because of old age or poor health

A situation that has changed so the other person has the advantage

To do everything for someone and meet all their needs

Cause trouble for yourself by your actions, often by accident

To stop someone completely from acting freely

Someone acts confidently and takes the lead

To say or do something embarrassing by accident

Not able to act freely because rules or people stop you

Surprised and not ready to deal with a sudden problem

To be involved with two opposing groups at the same time

Take strong action to make someone work or change

To say something embarrassing without meaning to

To yell at or threaten someone to make them try harder

Imagine being in the other person's place to understand them better

In a weak position after a problem or unexpected event

To step onto solid ground after being on a boat or in a plane

A measure of area equal to a square one foot on each side used for rooms and land

Being six feet tall

A person who fights on foot or does basic work for a group

A measure of space equal to a cube one foot on each side

People walking in an area near shops or businesses

An infection on the feet, often between the toes, caused by a fungus that makes the skin itch and peel

An amount of water that covers one acre to a depth of one foot

An event where people run to see who is fastest

A doctor who treats problems with the feet

A thing you press with your foot to control a machine like a car or sewing machine

A very contagious viral disease of animals like cows or sheep that causes fever and mouth and hoof sores

A measure of wood volume equal to a piece one foot long, one foot wide and one inch thick

A foot with skin between the toes that helps animals swim

A unit of work equal to a one-pound force moving an object one foot

A foot problem from long cold, wet exposure that causes pain, swelling, and numbness

A small soft tube with a sucker that starfish and sea urchins use to move, eat, and breathe

A jelly made from boiled calves' feet used in traditional dishes

A pedal you press with your foot to slow a vehicle

A ruler one foot long used to measure length

The hard part at the bottom of a horse's leg that it walks on

A pale yellow liquid from cattle feet and legs that softens and protects leather

A plant with finger-like leaves that smells bad and can make you sick if eaten

A foot of a bird with toes and claws for holding branches, walking, or swimming

A small European plant with claw-shaped pods that farm animals eat

A small plant with yellow flowers and seed pods like a bird's foot often grown for animals to eat

A small fern with purple-brown stalks and divided leaves like a bird's foot

A small plant from eastern United States with pale blue or purple flowers like pansies

A fern from the Canary Islands and Madeira with soft, hairy underground stems like a hare's foot

A carved decoration on a table or chair leg that looks like a cat's paw

A low plant with silvery leaves and small white flowers that forms a soft ground cover

A foot born with a deep gap between the third and fourth toes that extends into the foot

A hoof that is split into two parts, like on a goat or pig

People in old stories say a split hoof shows someone is with the Devil

A small line at the outer corner of the eye that often appears with age or when you smile

A common low plant with round leaves and pink flowers that grows in lawns

A plant that grows in different regions, often with blue or purple flowers

The lowest part of an animal's leg used for standing or walking

A fern from Australia with hairy underground stems that look like a rabbit's foot

A unit for measuring how bright a surface like a screen is per square foot

A unit for measuring work when a force moves something one foot

A person who walks unsteadily and often stumbles

A measure of work or energy equal to 2,240 foot-pounds

A tool for rubbing away hard skin from the soles of the feet

The last part of a flute that holds the lowest keys

A device you move with your foot to control a machine

A spreading infection of the feet of animals like sheep and cows that causes swelling and difficulty walking

A disease that makes the base of a plant's stem or trunk decay, often after too much water

Moving to another place to show a political or personal preference instead of voting in an election

A strong front foot made for digging in soil

A large insect that sucks plant sap and has leaflike hind legs

A wild plant with drooping pink or purple flowers and broad lobed leaves

A foot with flaps on each toe that helps a bird swim

A group of two or three syllables that makes the poem's basic rhythm

A small South African plant with bluish flowers and leaves shaped like a goat's foot

A fern with soft, hairy creeping stems that look like a rabbit's foot

A fern with soft grey hairy roots that look like a hare's foot

A bird foot with the first two toes pointing backward and the other two pointing forward

A robotic gripper with two toes pointing backward and two pointing forward to hold oddly shaped objects

A foot injury from being in cold, wet places for a long time without freezing

A soft body part that animals without backbones use to move or hold on

An Australian plant with fuzzy spring flowers shaped like a kangaroo's foot

A plant from Australia with long grasslike leaves and fuzzy flower clusters

A fern with furry underground stems and large deeply divided green leaves

A soft pad that you put inside a shoe to support the foot and reduce pain

A North American plant that lives for one year with bright pink or red pea-like flowers

A smooth, fast way a horse moves with four separate foot beats

A feathery fern with soft furry underground stems that look like a squirrel's foot

A bird foot with two toes pointing forward and two pointing backward

The end part of an animal leg used for standing and for moving, like a human foot, hoof or claw

A common weed with wide leaves that grows in lawns and bare ground

A common weed with broad, round leaves that grows in lawns and roadsides