hotfooted (it) Synonyms
Strongest:
- buzzed
- scooted
- chased
- drove
- zipped
- hurried
- stepped
- rushed
- jumped
- cracked-on-
- sped
- darted
- raced
- speeded
- trotted
- scurried
- traveled
- run
- flew
- travelled
- ran
Strong:
- tore
- jogged
- rustled
- shot
- barrelled
- bombed
- hurled
- ripped
- blasted
- beat-it
- hustled
- bowled
- careened
- rocketed
- pelted
- hied
- shook-a-leg
- cannonballed
- stepped-on-it
- barreled
- jetted
- rammed
- made-tracks
- dashed
- nipped
- belted
- scuttled
- hurtled
- blew
- humped
- coursed
- breezed
- careered
- bundled
- galloped
- whirled
- bustled
- bolted
- whisked
- hastened
- motored
- zoomed
- highballed
- blazed
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hotfooted (it) Meaning
hotfooted (it)
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hotfooted (it) Sentence Examples
- I hotfooted it to the grocery store before they closed, desperate to secure some fresh produce.
- After the heated argument, she hotfooted it out of the room, her cheeks burning with anger.
- As soon as the test was over, he hotfooted it to the library to start studying for the next one.
- The paparazzi hotfooted it after the celebrity, hoping to capture a glimpse of their elusive subject.
- When the fire alarm sounded, we all hotfooted it out of the building, our hearts pounding in our chests.
- The runner hotfooted it across the finish line, breaking a new personal best by a significant margin.
- I hotfooted it home from my evening jog, eager to shower and relax.
- After hearing the distressing news, the doctor hotfooted it to the hospital, determined to provide immediate assistance.
- The cat hotfooted it under the bed as the vacuum cleaner roared to life.
- The hiker hotfooted it up the trail, his legs aching but his determination unwavering.
FAQs About the word hotfooted (it)
buzzed, scooted, chased, drove, zipped,hurried, stepped, rushed, jumped, cracked (on)
crawled, lagged, hanged (around or out), crept, lingered,hung (around or out), poked, dragged, dillydallied, sauntered
I hotfooted it to the grocery store before they closed, desperate to secure some fresh produce.
After the heated argument, she hotfooted it out of the room, her cheeks burning with anger.
As soon as the test was over, he hotfooted it to the library to start studying for the next one.
The paparazzi hotfooted it after the celebrity, hoping to capture a glimpse of their elusive subject.
