footed

1. 1
   adjective

   Having one or more feet, or a special kind or number of feet when used with another word.

   Like the word 'four-footed,' which tells you an animal has four feet.

   She served the dessert in a tall footed glass dish.

   Many four-footed animals can run faster than people.

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2. 2
   verb

   Past tense and past participle of foot. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.

   She footed the bill for the whole dinner.

   They footed the cost of the repairs together.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Having a foot or base to stand on.

   Like a cup that sits on a little stand instead of flat on the table.

   This antique bowl is footed, lifted a little above the table.

   She poured the wine into a delicate footed glass.

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4. 4
   adjectivein compounds

   Made of rhythm units called feet, which set the beat of a line of poetry.

   Like clapping out the beats in a song: each beat is one 'foot' of the rhythm.

   The verse was footed in a steady, marching rhythm.

   Each line is neatly footed, so the poem reads with a clear beat.

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