1. To kick; to spurn; to settle; to add the numbers in a column and set the sum at the foot; to add a foot to. To put one's foot in, to spoil and get into a scrape. Foot and mouth disease, a contagious disease affecting cattle. By foot, or on foot, by walking. To set on foot, to originate to put in motion.

2. To tread to measure or music; to walk, followed by it, opposed to ride or fly.

3. of Foot

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fuent,
• feelo,
• fetta,
• fet,
• teet,
• seet,
• fevert,
• effet,
• felet,
• freat,
• feltt,
• foget,
• fett,
• feelt,
• feeze,
• feret,
• seetw,
• ffect,
• feett,
• peet

• fret,
• feed,
• felt,
• feel,
• feat,
• meet,
• beet,
• fee,
• fleet.

The adjective form of the word "Feet" is "Feetish".

The plural form of the word "Feet" is "Feet".

The singular form of the word "feet" is "foot"