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Condition of one's sole?
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flatfoot
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WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
n. a policeman who patrols a given region [syn: patrolman ] a foot afflicted with a fallen arch; abnormally flattened and spread out [syn: splayfoot , pes planus ] [also: flatfeet (pl)]
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
flatfoot \flat"foot`\ n. a police officer, especially a foot patrolman. [slang]
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
Piedone lo sbirro (internationally released as Flatfoot , The Knock Out Cop , A Fistful of Hell and Mad Bad Bud ) is a 1973 Italian " poliziottesco "- comedy film directed by Steno . The film obtained a great commercial success, generated three sequels ...
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 (context chiefly in the plural English) A condition in which the arch of the foot makes contact with the ground 2 A person having the above condition 3 (context colloquial archaic pejorative law enforcement English) ''(plural typically flatfoots)'' ...
Usage examples of flatfoot.
Bath Beach flatfoot would be saving twenty cents by staying home and laughing at us instead of going to a movie to see Mickey Mouse.
But if they cooperate as well as the flatfoots on Chata it ought to work okay.
There were three of thema three-striper in a uniform keffia and two flatfoots in hard hats, all carrying assault rifles.
The last thing Dover wanted was a mob of local flatfoots swarming all over him in that heat.
I am not the Tough Tony from Water Street who is about 55 and doing a sixer up the river, I am the Tough Tony who is going on seventeen from Brecker Street and who you got probation for last week after I slash that nosy cop that comes flatfooting into the grocery store where some friends and I are just looking around not knowing it is after hours and that the groceryman has went home.
But there was a small flatfooted lizard that quickly became a large flatfooted lizard and came to look more and more like the brontosaurus.
Anjou and Perique had caught Harkland and Klauder flat-footed, as flatfooted as was possible among these irregular rocks.
It was also the cheesiest and most embarrassingly bad one, with the aliens stomping around flatfooted like Frankenstein monsters and sucking the blood from the poor residents in the fictitious town of Rattlesnake, Montana.
Like a dumb flatfoot rookie, Captain Devore went to see the Marquis of Clivers this evening without first consulting headquarters.
Burt remarked that he once had seen the Dolphins play the Chicago Bears in an exhibition game, and that Walter Payton had made Viceroy Wilson look like a flatfooted old man.
Everyone was hanging the focus on the tower entrance nearby, where those flatfeet had gone up the escalator after me.
For goodness' sakes, ain't you flatfeet got nothing better to do but pester a body crazy?
The Ghost Towns book had assured him flatfooted that Hellmouth didn't exist any longer, in spite of what Art Mackey had said on the tape!
Pirated tapes of Beaver's flatfoot through the gladioli are no doubt circulating the network already, and it won't be long before they reach the press and the IBA.
Those flatfoots might've been playing a duffer's round of golf, the lawn's so hacked up.