Results for “good foot”

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Get On The Good Foot
phrase

To start dancing, get moving, or do something the right way with energy.

#1970s#disco#funk#soul
good drink
noun

Lean. Codeine-promethazine syrup in a styrofoam double cup.

#texas#houston#lean#drugs
Good buddy
noun

Old-school CB term for a fellow trucker — but the meaning flipped.

#trucker#cb-radio#1970s#slur
good on ya
phrase

Well done; good for you.

#australian#aussie#praise#idiom
good oil
noun

Reliable information; the truth.

#australian#aussie#idiom#information
good on ya mate
phrase

Well done, friend.

#australian#aussie#praise#greeting
good sort
noun

An attractive or decent person.

#australian#aussie#people#appearance
good as gold
phrase

Fine; all good; no problem

#australian#aussie#reassurance#attitude
goodas
noun

A classy, independent, admired woman

#caribbean#patois#people#dancehall
goodbye stage
noun

A group's final performance before ending promotions.

#kpop#stan#fandom#performance
good time
noun

Sentence credit earned for good behavior.

#prison#criminal#sentence#time
Good training
phrase

Wry label for any miserable, character-building ordeal.

#military#army#morale#humor
good looks
phrase

Thanks; I appreciate you

#american#regional#gratitude#thanks
good gravy
interjection

Minced-oath Midwest exclamation of surprise or exasperation.

#american#regional#minnesota#interjection
footsies
noun

The mid-range poking battle of spacing, baiting, and whiff-punishing.

#fgc#fighting games#neutral#spacing
Footstool
noun, verb

Jumping off an opponent's head — for extra height, an escape, or to start a combo.

#smash bros#tech#combo#fgc
Duncan Goodhew
noun

Clue — usually as in 'haven't got a Duncan'.

#cockney#london#rhyming-slang#british
flatfoot
noun

A beat cop.

#police#us#noir#historical
100-footer
noun

Someone so visibly sapphic you can clock them from 100 feet away.

#lesbian#lgbtq#wlw#tiktok
heaps good
phrase

Really good.

#australian#aussie#praise#intensifier
footy
noun

Football (usually AFL or rugby league).

#australian#aussie#sport
heaps good aye
phrase

that's really good, isn't it

#australian#aussie#discourse#tag-question
all good
phrase

It's fine; no problem

#australian#aussie#reassurance#affirmation
footie
noun

Rugby (football)

#australian#aussie#sport#rugby
walk good
phrase

Farewell — 'take care, travel safely'

#caribbean#patois#farewell#greeting
gwaan good
phrase

Go well / take care / behave

#caribbean#patois#farewell#expression
total football
noun

A fluid system where any outfield player can fill any role.

#sports#tactics#dutch
heavy metal football
noun

A high-intensity, fast counter-attacking style.

#sports#tactics#pressing
anti-football
noun

Cynical, negative, destructive play.

#sports#tactics#criticism
YouTube footballer
noun

A show-off who plays for the highlight reel over the team.

#sports#showboating#insult
footer
verb

To fiddle, fumble or mess about ineffectually

#scottish#irish#action#fiddling
30,000-foot view
noun

A very broad, big-picture perspective.

#corporate#office#work#idiom
Football bat
adjective

Bizarre; utterly out of the ordinary.

#military#army#humor#odd
grim reaper at foot of bed
phrase

Patient looks about to die; abbreviated GRAFOB

#medical#nursing#prognosis#dark-humour
footage
noun

Video clips captured during a session.

#skater#surf#culture#filming
goofy foot
noun

Surfing with the right foot forward on the board.

#skater#surf#stance#fundamental
regular foot
noun

Surfing with the left foot forward — the common stance.

#skater#surf#stance#fundamental
switchfoot
noun

A surfer equally skilled riding either stance.

#skater#surf#stance#skill
no-footer
noun

Both feet taken off the pedals and stuck out to the sides mid-air.

#skater#surf#bmx#trick
no-footed can-can
noun

Both feet off the pedals and stuck out to the same side.

#skater#surf#bmx#trick