instep Definition
in·step (in′step′)
instep Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: We start with coaching the basic skill of using the instep for kicking at goal, and passing the football.
- round: The Avantis have tunnel lacing that is quick to do up, which holds the shoe closely round the instep.
Adjective modifier
- left: Foy brilliantly turning his man and running in on goal from the angle shot with his left instep.
- right: The ball position is back in your stance, opposite your right instep.
Modifies a noun
- flex: Durable Lorica and leather upper with a large instep flex zone for increased comfort.
- area: The narrower heel and instep area provides firmness for comfortable play.
- crampon: Instep crampons should not be considered for anything other than low level paths in winter.
- closure: It has a soft leather upper with a hook and loop instep closure for easy entry and a secure fit.
- zone: Durable Lorica and leather upper with a large instep flex zone for increased comfort.
Browse dictionary entries near instep
- ‹ instead of
- ‹ instead
- ‹ instauration
- ‹ instate
- ‹ instar
- ‹ instantly
- ‹ instantiate
- ‹ instanter
- ‹ instantaneously
- ‹ instantaneous

