Crossword clues for instep
instep
- Arch of foot
- Marching with the group
- Like a good drill team
- Keeping up (with)
- It may be under a leathery tongue
- Foot's arch
- Arched part
- Arch area
- Where a shoe is laced
- Walking in unison
- Upper part of the foot
- Upper part of a foot
- Top of the foot
- Top of a foot
- Synchronized, as marchers
- Stocking part, e.g
- Shoelace site
- Section of foot
- Part atop the arch
- Not going rogue
- Marching together correctly
- Marching to the beat
- Marching properly
- Marching correctly
- Like the best marching bands
- Like marching bands
- Like good marchers
- Like a proper marching band
- Like a marching band
- Like a drill team, hopefully
- Keeping up, as with the times
- It's arched
- Foot's upper arch
- Foot or shoe part
- Dancing together
- Dancing to the rhythm
- Croc part
- Cobbler's measure
- Area between the toes and the ankle
- Arch neighbor
- '89 Stevie Ray Vaughan album
- Foot part <--> apparel part
- Going along (with)
- Moving to the rhythm
- Consonant (with)
- Shoe section
- Marching together perfectly
- It may be under your tongue
- Conforming (with)
- Shoe part
- Part of the foot
- Arched part of the foot
- Marching smartly
- Marching synchronously
- Synchronized (with)
- Arch locale
- Marching well
- The arch of the foot
- Marching perfectly
- Foot arch
- Spat site
- Metatarsus locale
- Boot part
- Part of a pump
- Podiatrist's concern
- Part of a shoe
- Punting surface
- Coordinated part of shoe
- Elected members favoured coming back with agreement
- One used to shoot this month's record
- Side of shoe some jumping whippets nip
- Arch of the foot
- Part of foot stumped English player, initially batting first
- In a way, exercise lifting part of foot
- Agreeing this month's record
- Part of a foot
- Arched foot part
- Foot section
- Arched body part
- Shoe sole curve
- Marching with precision
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Instep \In"step\, n. [Formerly also instop, instup.]
The arched middle portion of the human foot next in front of the ankle joint.
The part of a shoe, boot, or stocking covering the instep[1].
That part of the hind leg of the horse and allied animals, between the hock, or ham, and the pastern joint.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context anatomy English) The arched part of the top of the foot between the toes and the ankle. 2 A section of any footwear covering that part of the foot.
WordNet
n. the arch of the foot
the part of a shoe or stocking that covers the instep
Usage examples of "instep".
One athletic young soldier caught the loose end of the string of one of my buskins, as it hung over my instep close to the ground and pulled himself up hand over hand, amid the enthusiastic cheers of his comrades.
Nature, a rush of shining black hair, which, shaken loose, would cloud her all round, like Godiva, from brow to instep!
Gerty which was unmistakably evidenced in her delicate hands and higharched instep.
She bought sandals too with pearl tassels on the insteps, and held a dress rehearsal that evening, and Wilkes, who was rather good with hair, made a complicated pile of curls on top of her head, while several friends offered a variety of evening wraps.
Thomas buckled the straps that fit under the Wellingtons insteps tight to ensure unwrinkled perfection over his muscular thighs.
Her ballet slippers had grown too tight for her swelling feet, and at long last Jenny Angustri appeared to have the perfect high instep that every ballerina ought to have.
She looked fluffy and frolicsome, dressed a la gamine, showed a generous amount of smooth leg, knew how to stress the white of a bare instep by the black of a velvet slipper, and pouted, and dimpled, and romped, and dirndled, and shook her short curly blond hair in the cutest and tritest fashion imaginable.
Of my disfiguring marks, only the double gash on my right instep where I had stepped on a bottle wading remained.
Her silky hair draped across him as she kissed his legs from thigh to foot, biting the backs of his knees, dancing her tongue across his instep, then working her way back up.
They wrapped around the slave's instep and leg, while the creature buried its tiny head into the ankle joint.
A bed slat leaning against the wall, and in one corner a woman's high button shoe, curled up at the toe and broken over the instep.
Then she dislocated his shoulder, kneed him in the groin as she twisted him around, broke his instep and drove a hammer blow into his upper neck as he bent over from the blow.
His tongue unerringly found the most sensitive spot on her instep, stroking it until she had to choke back moans of pleasure.
Jamie sat back on his heels and frowned at my foot, then picked a dead leaf off my instep.
She'd stepped on one of the tiny ones and it had detonated beneath her foot, making her instep very sore and damaging the living footwrap she wore.