barefooters
barefooters is the plural of barefooter.
Meaning of barefooter
Noun
barefooter (plural barefooters)
- One who takes part in water skiing without wearing water skis.
- A barefooter can perform such tricks as one-foot barefoot, tumble turns, crossing wakes, and toehold barefoot. Wake crossing is achieved in much the same fashion as it is on two skis.1974, Kenneth Stephens, Waterskiing, page 91
- A person who chooses not to wear shoes or socks.
- A Calgarian barefooter by the name of Jay Winkler doesn’t even let Canadian winters slow him down. He says he particularly loves bare-hoofing along a high mountain trail around Emerald Lake, B.C.1999 May 25, “The right to bare feet”, in Minden Times, page 7
Questions about barefooters
- What is barefooters the plural of?
- Barefooters is the plural of barefooter.
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