Definition, synonyms and related words
plural of foot
"The athlete's record-breaking jump was nothing short of a feet, leaving everyone in stunned silence."
Fact; performance; feat.
In plain English: Feet are the body parts at the bottom of your legs that you use to stand and walk on the ground.
"She tied her shoelaces tightly before setting off for the long walk."
Usage: Do not use "feet" to mean fact or feat, as it is simply the plural of foot referring to human body parts or measurements. Use this word only when describing physical limbs or units of length.
The word "feet" comes from Old English fēt, which traces back to the Proto-Indo-European root pódes meaning "foot." It entered modern English as the plural form of "foot," sharing a common ancestor with similar words in many other Germanic languages.