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footsie Definition

☆ foot·sie (fo̵ot′sē)

noun

the foot: a child's term

footsie Idioms

play footsie (with)

Informal
  1. to touch feet or rub knees (with) in a caressing way, as under the table
  2. to flirt (with) or have surreptitious, usually underhanded dealings (with)
Footsie Finance Definition
A nickname for the Financial Times’ FT-SE 100 index, which is a capitalization-weighted index of 100 blue chip stocks that are traded on the London Stock Exchange.
footsie Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • play: Playing footsie with God's justice is what theology is called to guard against.

Modifies a noun

  • flotation: In the number from the survey rocketed per cent the footsie flotation.
  • plan: Increased to percent comfort online crooks footsie flotation plans.
  • roller: She prevailed on me to give her an order for 2,000 footsie rollers a month for a whole year.

Browse dictionary entries near footsie

  1. ‹ footrope
  2. ‹ footrest
  3. ‹ footrace
  4. ‹ footprint
  5. ‹ footpath
  6. ‹ footpad
  7. ‹ footpace
  8. ‹ footnote
  9. ‹ footmark
  10. ‹ footman
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  2. footsore ›
  3. footstalk ›
  4. footstall ›
  5. footstep ›
  6. footstock ›
  7. footstone ›
  8. footstool ›
  9. footsy ›
  10. footwall ›