" footed "

1: to give what is owed for;

  * e.g., " ... I'll foot the bill for dinner "

•  Synonyms : 

•  anted (up),

•  balanced,

•  cleared,

•  discharged,

•  liquidated,

•  met,

•  paid,

•  paid off,

•  paid up,

•  ponied up,

•  quit,

•  recompensed,

•  settled,

•  sprang (for),

•  stood

•  Antonyms : 

•  repudiated

1: to give what is owed for;

  * e.g., " ... I'll foot the bill for dinner "

•  Synonyms : 

•  ante (up),

•  balance,

•  clear,

•  discharge,

•  liquidate,

•  meet,

•  pay,

•  pay off,

•  pay up,

•  pony up,

•  quit,

•  recompense,

•  settle,

•  spring (for),

•  stand

•  Antonyms : 

•  repudiate

1: to go on foot;

  * e.g., " ... after the car broke down, we had to foot it to the movie "

•  Synonyms : 

•  ambulate,

•  hoof (it),

•  leg (it),

•  pad,

•  step,

•  traipse,

•  tread,

•  walk

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

2: to perform a series of usually rhythmic bodily movements to music;

  * e.g., " ... got out onto the dance floor and footed it like crazy "

•  Synonyms : 

•  dance,

•  hoof (it),

•  step

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

1: to combine (numbers) into a single sum;

  * e.g., " ... please foot up your traveling expenses from this past month "

•  Synonyms : 

•  add,

•  cast (up),

•  sum,

•  summate,

•  tot (up),

•  total,

•  totalize,

•  tote (up)

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

1: as in unprepared, unready;

•  Synonyms : 

•  half-baked,

•  half-cocked,

•  underprepared,

•  unprepared,

•  unready,

•  unqualified,

•  untrained

•  Antonyms : 

•  fit,

•  go,

•  prepared,

•  ready,

•  set,

•  conditioned,

•  primed,

•  ripe,

•  armed,

•  braced,

•  fortified,

•  steeled

1: as in plodding, inching;

•  Synonyms : 

•  ambling,

•  inching,

•  plodding,

•  shuffling,

•  slow-footed,

•  lingering,

•  loitering,

•  tarrying,

•  strolling,

•  inactive,

•  inert,

•  lethargic,

•  loafing,

•  lounging,

•  decelerating,

•  slowing,

•  deliberate,

•  measured,

•  filibustering,

•  procrastinating,

•  stalling,

•  crawling,

•  creeping,

•  dallying,

•  dawdling,

•  dilatory,

•  dillydallying,

•  dragging,

•  laggard,

•  lagging,

•  languid,

•  leisurely,

•  poking,

•  poky,

•  slow,

•  sluggish,

•  snaillike,

•  snail-paced,

•  tardy,

•  unhurried

•  Antonyms : 

•  barreling,

•  bolting,

•  breakneck,

•  breathless,

•  brisk,

•  careering,

•  dizzy,

•  fast,

•  fleet,

•  flying,

•  hasty,

•  hurrying,

•  lightning,

•  meteoric,

•  quick,

•  racing,

•  rapid,

•  rocketing,

•  running,

•  rushing,

•  scooting,

•  scudding,

•  scurrying,

•  snappy,

•  speeding,

•  speedy,

•  swift,

•  warp-speed,

•  whirling,

•  whirlwind,

•  whisking,

•  zipping,

•  expeditious,

•  prompt,

•  ready,

•  accelerated,

•  hastened,

•  quickened,

•  hurried,

•  rushed

1: as in plodding, inching;

•  Synonyms : 

•  ambling,

•  heavy-footed,

•  inching,

•  plodding,

•  shuffling,

•  lingering,

•  loitering,

•  tarrying,

•  strolling,

•  inactive,

•  inert,

•  lethargic,

•  loafing,

•  lounging,

•  decelerating,

•  slowing,

•  deliberate,

•  measured,

•  filibustering,

•  procrastinating,

•  stalling,

•  crawling,

•  creeping,

•  dallying,

•  dawdling,

•  dilatory,

•  dillydallying,

•  dragging,

•  laggard,

•  lagging,

•  languid,

•  leisurely,

•  poking,

•  poky,

•  slow,

•  sluggish,

•  snaillike,

•  snail-paced,

•  tardy,

•  unhurried

•  Antonyms : 

•  barreling,

•  bolting,

•  breakneck,

•  breathless,

•  brisk,

•  careering,

•  dizzy,

•  fast,

•  fleet,

•  flying,

•  hasty,

•  hurrying,

•  lightning,

•  meteoric,

•  quick,

•  racing,

•  rapid,

•  rocketing,

•  running,

•  rushing,

•  scooting,

•  scudding,

•  scurrying,

•  snappy,

•  speeding,

•  speedy,

•  swift,

•  warp-speed,

•  whirling,

•  whirlwind,

•  whisking,

•  zipping,

•  expeditious,

•  prompt,

•  ready,

•  accelerated,

•  hastened,

•  quickened,

•  hurried,

•  rushed

1: as in fleet-footed;

•  Synonyms : 

•  fleet-footed,

•  adroit,

•  deft,

•  dexterous,

•  light-fingered,

•  athletic,

•  balletic,

•  coordinated,

•  acrobatic,

•  flexible,

•  limber,

•  loose-jointed,

•  pliable,

•  pliant,

•  supple,

•  agile,

•  featly,

•  feline,

•  graceful,

•  gracile,

•  light,

•  light-footed,

•  lightsome,

•  lissome,

•  lithe,

•  lithesome,

•  nimble,

•  spry

•  Antonyms : 

•  awkward,

•  clumsy,

•  gawky,

•  graceless,

•  klutzy,

•  lumbering,

•  ungainly,

•  ungraceful,

•  uncoordinated,

•  inflexible,

•  rigid,

•  stiff,

•  bungling,

•  inept,

•  maladroit

1: easily excited by nature;

  * e.g., " ... although fiddle-footed now, the kitten should settle down once it adjusts to its new home "

•  Synonyms : 

•  excitable,

•  flighty,

•  fluttery,

•  high-strung,

•  hyper,

•  hyperactive,

•  hyperexcitable,

•  hyperkinetic,

•  jittery,

•  jumpy,

•  nervous,

•  skittery,

•  skittish,

•  spasmodic,

•  spooky

•  Antonyms : 

•  imperturbable,

•  nerveless,

•  unexcitable,

•  unflappable,

•  unshakable

1: moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed;

  * e.g., " ... the Roman god Mercury was the fleet-footed messenger of the gods "

•  Synonyms : 

•  blistering,

•  breakneck,

•  breathless,

•  brisk,

•  dizzy,

•  fast,

•  fleet,

•  flying,

•  galloping,

•  hasty,

•  hot,

•  lightning,

•  nippy,

•  quick,

•  rapid,

•  rapid-fire,

•  rattling,

•  snappy,

•  speedy,

•  splitting,

•  swift,

•  whirlwind,

•  zippy

•  Antonyms : 

•  slow