Collocations withfoot
These are words often used in combination withfoot.
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broken foot
He suffered only severe blast injuries to his legs, arms and face and, in addition, had a broken foot.
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cubic foot
One chamber had a capacity of one cubic foot, and the second a capacity of one-half cubic foot.
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Wikipedia
flat foot
He speculated that other arrangements, such as a flat foot, should be feasible for a similar passive gait.
From theCambridge English Corpus
foot injury
It is suggested that the average cost of a foot injury might be £30.
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Hansard archive
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foot length
Other variables (average temperature, three-month precipitation, hind foot length) were not significantly correlated with questing height.
From theCambridge English Corpus
foot patrol
We know that chief officers of police share our view on the importance of deploying officers on foot patrol.
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Hansard archive
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foot pedal
The foot pedal provides a volume control by adjusting the speech amplitude and this mapping is fixed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
hind foot
Other variables (average temperature, three-month precipitation, hind foot length) were not significantly correlated with questing height.
From theCambridge English Corpus
left foot
When will they both put their left foot forward together?
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linear foot
There is the case of the single sound track, which again, though a first copy, will pay one penny per linear foot.
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Hansard archive
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right foot
The rankings just presented will derive the right foot-parsing.
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second foot
The weak position in the second foot must be monomoraic.
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square foot
The whole set of computer processors will work together in a single 2,000 square foot machine.
From theCambridge English Corpus
webbed feet
Nor are there any seabirds with webbed feet.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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