walk feet off

walk someone's feet off

Fig. to walk too much and tire out someone's feet, including one's own. I've gone all over town today. I walked my feet off, looking for just the right present for Jill. I need to know where I am going before I leave so I won't walk my feet off.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Milosh	-	Medieval Slavic
Bader	['beidə]
LÉOnne	-	French
Sive	SIEV	Irish
Arkhip	-	Russian
Raban	-	Ancient Germanic