hoofed

UK
/ˈhuːfɪd/ or /huːft/
US
/ˈhʊfɪd/ or /hʊft/
hoofedadjective
more hoofed
Comp.
most hoofed
Super.
UK
/huːft/
US
/hʊft/
Translations
The deer is a hoofed animal.
Олень — это копытное животное.
Definitions
Having hooves; equipped with hooves.
The hoofed animals grazed peacefully in the meadow.
Synonyms
hoofed animal
hoofnoun
Definitions
The hard covering on the foot of an animal such as a horse, cow, or deer.
The horse's hoof made a clattering sound on the cobblestones.
A foot of an ungulate mammal, especially a horse.
The blacksmith carefully examined the horse's hoof before fitting a new shoe.
hoofverb

hoofed

Past Simple

hoofed
Past Simple
hoofed
Past Participle
hoofing
Gerund
UK
/huːf/
US
/hʊf/
Translations
We had to hoof it back to the car after the concert.
Нам пришлось тащиться обратно к машине после концерта.
Additional translations
уходить пешком
Definitions
To walk or travel on foot, especially over a long distance.
We had to hoof it back to the car after the concert.
To kick something forcefully, especially a ball, with the foot (or, of an animal, with a hoof).
The defender hoofed the ball upfield to relieve the pressure.
To dance energetically, especially in tap or soft-shoe style.
She spent years hoofing on Broadway before moving into film.
hoofpast participle

hoofed

Used in attributive position to denote having hooves (e.g., "hoofed animals").
Definitions
Provided with one or more hooves; having hooves.
Goats are hoofed mammals.
hoofadjective
Definitions
Relating to, situated at, or resembling a hoof; used before another noun.
Regular hoof maintenance is essential for a horse's health.