fleet-foot (Meaning)

Webster

fleet-foot (a.)

Swift of foot.

The fleet-foot gazelle darted across the open plain, its graceful strides carrying it away from danger.
The nimble thief was fleet-foot, disappearing into the labyrinthine streets before the pursuers could catch up.
The scout ran fleet-foot to deliver the urgent message to the commander.
The athlete's fleet-foot carried him to victory in the hundred-meter dash.
The ballerina's fleet-foot steps created an enchanting illusion of weightlessness.
The fox outfoxed its pursuers with its fleet-foot, weaving through the thick undergrowth.
The hiker's fleet-foot guided him up the treacherous mountain trail with ease.
The child's fleet-foot skipped through the meadow, delighting in the freedom of motion.
The runner's fleet-foot propelled him forward, breaking the tape at the finish line.
The warrior's fleet-foot carried him into battle, his agility and speed unmatched.

Swift of foot.

galloping, quick, brisk,rapid, swift, speedy, fast, flying, rattling, hasty

laggard, laggard, deliberate, languid, unhurried, poky, leisurely, dragging, slow, deliberate

The fleet-foot gazelle darted across the open plain, its graceful strides carrying it away from danger.

The nimble thief was fleet-foot, disappearing into the labyrinthine streets before the pursuers could catch up.

The scout ran fleet-foot to deliver the urgent message to the commander.

The athlete's fleet-foot carried him to victory in the hundred-meter dash.