Underfoot Definition

ŭndər-fo͝ot
adverb
Under the foot or feet.
To trample flowers underfoot.
Webster's New World
At or under the foot or feet; on the ground.
Moist, cool, soft grass growing underfoot.
American Heritage
In the way, as of one walking.
Webster's New World

(to crush, to trample, etc.) Under one's feet.

The workers were all big, burly, hard-hearted men, tromping through the marsh in their heavy boots without sparing so much as a single thought for the masses of tiny frogs they crushed underfoot.
Wiktionary
adjective

Situated under one's feet.

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Origin of Underfoot

Underfoot Sentence Examples

  • Did he have to be underfoot all the time?

  • Snow crunched underfoot as he moved closer to the portal.

  • Look out for the majestic buzzard soaring overhead, and the pale yellow primrose underfoot.

  • I know that it'll be bloody slippery underfoot and it'll soon turn into nasty brown slush.

  • The tunneling activity of the larvae can cause the turf to feel spongy underfoot.

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