light-foot (Meaning)

Webster

light-foot (a.)

Alt. of Light-footed

The ballerina moved with light-foot grace across the stage.
The cat's light-foot steps allowed it to sneak up on its prey.
The hiker's light-foot tread left no trace on the forest trail.
The light-foot runner effortlessly scaled the mountain's peaks.
The thief's light-foot infiltration rendered him undetected.
The child's light-foot hopscotch revealed a natural agility.
The dancer's light-foot leaps defied gravity's pull.
The climber's light-foot ascent allowed him to reach the summit without disturbing the wildlife.
The ballerina's light-foot pirouette left her audience breathless.
The hunter's light-foot tracking skills led him to the elusive deer.

Alt. of Light-footed

graceful, light, agile, lithe, feline, lissome, athletic, lissom, lightsome, dexterous

ungainly, ungraceful, clumsy, gawky, awkward, lumbering, gawky, uncoordinated, ungraceful, ungainly

The ballerina moved with light-foot grace across the stage.

The cat's light-foot steps allowed it to sneak up on its prey.

The hiker's light-foot tread left no trace on the forest trail.

The light-foot runner effortlessly scaled the mountain's peaks.