hotfoot Antonyms
Meaning of hotfoot
hotfoot (n)
a practical joke that involves inserting a match surreptitiously between the sole and upper of the victim's shoe and then lighting it
hotfoot (v)
move hurridly
hotfoot (r)
without delay; speedily
hotfoot (adv.)
In haste; foothot.
hotfoot Sentence Examples
- I'll be hotfooting it out of here as soon as I finish this task.
- The police were hotfooting it after the fugitive, determined to apprehend him.
- The injured runner hotfooted it to the sidelines, seeking medical attention.
- The hotfoot contest required participants to run barefoot over glowing coals.
- The hunters hotfooted it through the underbrush, tracking their prey.
- I had to hotfoot it to the store to pick up some groceries.
- With the deadline approaching, the project team was hotfooting it to complete the task on time.
- The fire spread like wildfire, hotfooting its way through the forest.
- The eager child hotfooted it around the playground, unable to contain his excitement.
- The pizza delivery boy hotfooted it to my door, eager to deliver my piping hot meal.
FAQs About the word hotfoot
a practical joke that involves inserting a match surreptitiously between the sole and upper of the victim's shoe and then lighting it, move hurridly, without de
hastily, impulsively,hurriedly,precipitately, on the spur of the moment, automatically, headlong, pell-mell, precipitously, cursorily
deliberately, circumspectly, circumspectly,deliberately, designedly, leisurely, slowly, studiedly, haltingly, hesitatingly
I'll be hotfooting it out of here as soon as I finish this task.
The police were hotfooting it after the fugitive, determined to apprehend him.
The injured runner hotfooted it to the sidelines, seeking medical attention.
The hotfoot contest required participants to run barefoot over glowing coals.
