slue-footed
slue-footed adjective: having feet that are large and turn outwards or are otherwise awry, awkward, or clumsy.
Adjective
slue-footed (comparative more slue-footed, superlative most slue-footed)
- Having feet that are large and turn outwards or are otherwise awry, awkward, or clumsy.
- Why, look at Wiliam now - the first time he axed me to marry him I thought to myself, 'You're slue-footed an' slack-kneed an' addle-headed, an' I wouldn't many you for a million!'1911 December 8, The Golden Gate, Fremantle, page 9, column 5
- The jing-jingle of the swaggering officers in their smart uniforms, once white, but now a sun-baked cream colour, the sing song gait of the slew-footed plantation worker as he goes about his work, all add to the picture of the Isle of Romance, Martinique[.]1924 January 4, The Critic, Hobart, page 3, column 7
Forms of slue-footed
| comparative | more slue-footed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most slue-footed |
| alternative form | slew-footed |
Origin of slue-footed
From slue + footed.
Questions about slue-footed
- What does slue-footed mean?
- Slue-footed means having feet that are large and turn outwards or are otherwise awry, awkward, or clumsy.
- What part of speech is slue-footed?
- Slue-footed is an adjective.
Words near slue-footed in the dictionary
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