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put feet up
put feet up
put one's feet up
to sit down, lean back, and rest; to lie down.
He was really exhausted and had to go put his feet up.
Time to put up my feet and get some rest.
See also:
feet
,
put
,
up
put
your
feet up
to relax and do very little
After working all week, you deserve to put your feet up on the weekend.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of
put your feet up
( to sit with your feet supported above the ground)
See also:
feet
,
put
,
up
put
your
feet up
to relax, especially by sitting with your feet supported above the ground
I'm going to make myself a cup of coffee and put my feet up for half an hour.
See
drag feet
,
find feet
,
jump in with both feet
,
keep feet on the ground
,
sweep off feet
,
think on feet
,
vote with feet
See also:
feet
,
put
,
up
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Gender
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Humphrey
['hʌmfri]
Cathrine
-
Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Sigur&Eth;R
-
Ancient Scandinavian, Norse Mythology
Claire
KLER
French, English
Bent (1)
BENT
Danish
Angilberct
-
Ancient Germanic
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