足

road, path, street

foot

jump, leap, vault, bounce

run, flee, leave in hurry

stumble, slip, fall down

heel

search, track, trace

step on

step on, trample, tread on, walk

distance

kick

toe

straddle, bestride, ride

hoof

footprints, traces, tracks

skip, jump, frolic

raise one's foot

tense, excited, irritable

sell or buy wholesale

lame

kneel

lying prone, leaning over

(Cant.) heel, elbow

hop, leap, jump

squat, crouch

stamp feet

(Cant.) to squat

go by foot

to shuffle, procrastinate, dilly-dally

tread, step on

to jolt

to pass

to shake

bare footed

trample, tread upon, walk on

footpath, trail

crouch, squat

heel

to skip, to dance

step on, tread on

kick

leap

creeping, crawling

slip, stumble, falter

stumble, fall down

to walk around

trample, tread on, kick

lame, crippled

trace, tracks

webbed feet of waterfowl

hesitate, falter, be undecided

callous skin on hands or feet

to tread on

stagger, limp

hop, jump

to jump over

to raise the feet

stumble, totter

shuffle, limp

ankle

walk rapidly

stumble, slip

hesitate, falter

hesitate, waver, falter

to walk with small steps

the shin

paw

error, mistake, slip

step on, tread on

temporary

tread through mud and water

(Cant.) to stumble over, to fall

(Cant.) to press down or out with the foot

to walk, tracks or whereabouts, disease of the feet

sit cross-legged

sit cross-legged

to trample, to step, to walk on the ball of the foot

step on, tread on

squat

hesitate, undecided

tiptoe

stroll, pace, walk slowly

trample under foot, tread on

urgent, suddenly

step on, tread on

stumble, fall down

walk, move

to walk

to sit cross-legged like a Buddhist priest

to urinate

noise of tramping feet

to tread on; to trample; to struggle; to tumble

to waddle, to limp

stop

leap, jump

to get ahead

to stumble

to stumble and fall prone

level, as a road

footprints, traces, tracks

leap, jump

to walk alone

to limp

pig's hoof

to spoil

walk carefully

waver, hesitate, be irresolute

wander about, walk around

take quick, short steps

thumb, big toe

(Cant.) to stamp the foot

(Cant.) to step across

to walk slowly, lame

to step upon

to trample

(non-classical form of 跈), (same as 踐) to step upon

to cut off the feet (one of the five punishments in ancient times)