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- sit at the feet of
sit at the feet of
sit at the feet of someone
Fig. to pay homage to someone; to pay worshipful attention to someone. The graduate student sat at the feet of the famous professor for years. I do not intend to sit at the feet of an incompetent for years and years.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Aalis | | - | Medieval French |
| Belial | | - | Biblical, Biblical Latin, Judeo-Christian Legend |
| Crisp | | [krisp] | |
| Tegwen | | - | Welsh |
| Chauncey | | CHAWN-see | English |
| Finley | | - | Irish, Scottish, English |