Preposition: on

• ladder: An increasing number of first time buyers are taking out shared mortgages with family members to get a foot on the property ladder.

• accelerator: They watched as Des put his foot on the accelerator pedal, and the shed began to trundle through the car park.

Adjective modifier

• left: I was thrown around and received an injury to my left foot.

• square: You will want 1 bunch for every 2 square feet of pool surface, which works out at 5 bunches per square meter.

• bare: I sat near the water's edge just letting the sea flow over my bare feet.

• hind: Fore and hind feet should be well clothed with hair both over and between the toes.

Modifies a noun

• ulcer: Another area of great debate is the choice of dressing for diabetic patients with foot ulcers.

• patrol: The research shows the potential value of additional high visibility foot patrol, particularly in areas with high concentrations of recorded personal robbery.

• soldier: The drawings of these foot soldiers tally closely to that of mounted figures representing Hungarian light horse.

Noun used with modifier

• bun: The basket has a fold down handle, round bun feet, and a pierced and repousse design to the rim.

Possessives

• athlete: Lemongrass oil assists in clearing up oily skin and acne; helps with athlete's foot and excessive perspiration.

Preposition: in

• height: I do not want them to become trees as I require only a living screen around six feet in height.

• length: The great drawing-room is sixty feet in length by thirty wide and twenty-four feet high.

Preposition: of

• stair: Harry's room is a closet at the foot of the stairs, and he hasn't had a birthday party in eleven years.