to footsy
- verb
- /ˈfʊtsi/
- NSFW
- He was surprised when someone started to footsy him at the dinner party.
Examples
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They laughed quietly as they played footsy during the long family lunch.
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During the meeting, she tried to footsy with her partner under the table.
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They were footsying under the table during dinner.
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I noticed they footsied at the café yesterday.
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She playfully touched her partner's foot under the table while they were having dinner, trying to footsy him.
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At the restaurant, he couldn't stop smiling when she began to footsy him, playfully nudging his foot with hers.
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During the movie, they started to footsy each other discreetly, enjoying the flirtatious moment under their shared blanket.
Synonyms
To squeeze someone's bottom playfully to show affection or flirt
How Flirtatious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Footsy comes from foot plus -sy, from the phrase 'to play footsie', meaning to touch someone with your foot under a table. So to footsy someone is to give that secret, flirty touch with your foot.