foalfoot Synonyms
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foalfoot Meaning
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foalfoot (n.)
See Coltsfoot.
foalfoot Sentence Examples
- The foalfoot's delicate touch tickled as it nuzzled its mother.
- The newborn's foalfoot was a tiny, perfect oval.
- The stallion's foalfoot was as hard as steel, striking the ground with thunderous force.
- The mare walked with a graceful stride, her foalfoot leaving soft prints in the grass.
- The jockey's foalfoot urged the horse to greater speed, its rhythmical beat echoing across the racetrack.
- The foalfoot of the mustang left a trail through the arid desert landscape.
- The blacksmith's foalfoot hammer shaped and perfected the horseshoe.
- The foalfoot of the donkey was a study in strength and resilience.
- The veterinarian examined the foalfoot, searching for signs of injury.
- The foalfoot of the legendary unicorn shimmered with an otherworldly glow.
FAQs About the word foalfoot
See Coltsfoot.
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The foalfoot's delicate touch tickled as it nuzzled its mother.
The newborn's foalfoot was a tiny, perfect oval.
The stallion's foalfoot was as hard as steel, striking the ground with thunderous force.
The mare walked with a graceful stride, her foalfoot leaving soft prints in the grass.
