hoof it



hoof it

Inf. to walk. If nobody gives us a ride, we'll have to hoof it. She hoofed it home from the dance in her high-heeled shoes.
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hoof it

to walk My car was being repaired, so I decided to hoof it to the train station.
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hoof it

1. Go on foot, as in The car's being repaired-we'll have to hoof it. [First half of 1600s]
2. Dance, as in He was always a good dancer, and he's still able to hoof it. [Slang; 1920s]
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hoof it

1. tv. to run away. I saw them coming and hoofed it home.
2. in. to walk instead of ride. My car’s broken down, so I had to hoof it to work today.
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hoof it

Slang
1. To walk.
2. To dance.
See also: hoof

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
KimberleyKIM-bər-leeEnglish
Astor['æstə]
Orval['ɔ:vəl]
Cleopatraklee-ə-PAT-rə (English)Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Zopyros-Ancient Greek
Nevena-Bulgarian, Macedonian, Croatian, Serbian