footed

As a verb footed

is (foot).

As an adjective footed

is (in combination) having a specified form of foot.

As a noun footie is

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As a verb footed is

(foot).

As an adjective footed is

(in combination) having a specified form of foot.

As verbs the difference between fooked and footed

is that fooked is past tense of fook while footed is past tense of foot.

As an adjective footed is

having a specified form of foot.

As verbs the difference between looted and footed

is that looted is (loot) while footed is (foot).

As an adjective footed is

(in combination) having a specified form of foot.

As verbs the difference between forted and footed

is that forted is (fort) while footed is (foot).

As adjectives the difference between forted and footed

is that forted is ensconced in or protected by a fort while footed is (in combination) having a specified form of foot.

As verbs the difference between booted and footed

is that booted is past tense of boot while footed is past tense of foot.

As adjectives the difference between booted and footed

is that booted is wearing a boot or boots while footed is having a specified form of foot.

As verbs the difference between footed and footer

is that footed is past tense of foot while footer is to meddle with or pass time without accomplishing anything meaningful.

As an adjective footed

is having a specified form of foot.

As a noun footer is

a line of information printed at the bottom of a page as identification of the document (compare foot, 12).

As verbs the difference between footed and pooted

is that footed is (foot) while pooted is (poot).

As an adjective footed

is (in combination) having a specified form of foot.