Similar words: root for, shoot for, footfall, flatfoot, set foot in, set foot on, flat-footed, light-footed. Meaning: n. a practical joke that involves inserting a match surreptitiously between the sole and upper of the victim's shoe and then lighting it. v. step on it. adv. without delay; speedily.
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1 She'd come hotfoot from the palace with the latest news.
2 The children come running hotfoot when they hear tea is ready.
3 He had just arrived hotfoot from London.
4 The children came running hotfoot when they heard tea was ready.
5 He was struck by Bastin's cool, calculated style, and set out hotfoot for Devon.
6 I have an unnerving sensation that someone is giving me a hotfoot in my left shoe.
7 The movie will begin in five minutes. we'd better hotfoot it to the theater.
8 Like Bernard Shaw, he has tickled his readers'funny bone with a cultural hotfoot.
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