Definitions
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- adjective shaped in the form of a foot
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Examples
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It includes a collapsed volcano so large that nobody knows where the centre is.9 Relaxing spasKowloon's streets are hung with foot-shaped signs advertising reflexology treatments and, after a day's sightseeing, pampering treatments are very welcome.
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As instructed by a purring, automated female voice, I stood on two foot-shaped placeholders, grasped the handles placed at briefcase level, and clicked the trigger.
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Founded by Auberon Waugh 17 years ago, its hall of hot-faced shame includes John Updike, who won a lifetime achievement award, and Sebastian Faulks who, along with Tom Wolfe and last year's victor, Jonathan Littell, declined to claim the foot-shaped trophy in person.
Thanks to the Bad Sex Award, we know what good sex is Hephzibah Anderson 2010
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It wasn't foot-shaped, but it wasn't the peg she'd expected; it seemed to be the narrow end of a fat cone, which was interesting.
Elephant in the City 2010
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A last is the nylon, foot-shaped form around which a shoe is built.
Tech Feature – Giro launches full line of cycling shoes 2010
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The students mark their progress in foot-shaped tokens they get every few miles.
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Tesco PLC, the U. K.-based grocery retailer, last year began putting foot-shaped labels on products such as laundry detergent and orange juice.
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She squeezed the foot-shaped lump at the end of the bed.
Skinned Robin Wasserman 2008
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She squeezed the foot-shaped lump at the end of the bed.
Skinned Robin Wasserman 2008
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What if those prints are created by foot-shaped monsters that mate for life, and therefore always hop around in pairs?
close encounters of the imaginary kind moriarty6 2007
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