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footed

/ˈfʊtɪd/

Translations

footedadjective

Ordinary adjective, usually used in compounds and attributive descriptions (e.g. web-footed). No productive comparative or superlative forms.

footedverb

footed

Past Simple

footed

Past Participle

/ˈfʊtɪd/

Verb form — serves as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb “foot.”

a réglé

He footed the bill for the entire group.

Il a réglé l'addition pour tout le groupe.

Synonyms

footedadjective

having feet of the kind mentioned; having feet.

The web-footed duck paddled across the pond.

provided with a foot or supporting base.

The lamp stood on a brass-footed table.

footedverb

Simple past tense and past participle of the verb “foot.”

He footed the bill for the entire group.

footedadjective

Having a specified type or number of feet.

The three-footed stool was perfect for the uneven ground.

Having a specified type of base or support.

The footed bowl was elegantly designed to stand on its own.

footverb

To pay for something, especially a bill or expense.

I'll foot the bill for dinner tonight.

To walk or travel on foot.

We decided to foot it to the nearby village instead of taking the bus.

To add a total or sum up, especially in accounting.

Please foot the columns to ensure the totals are correct.