on foot

afoot, on foot, walking

feet, foot, leg, foundation, basis

keep in close arrest

imitate another, follow someone

to fall at the feet (of), prostrate oneself, to entreat submissively, beseech, implore

to fall at the feet (of), prostrate oneself, to entreat submissively, beseech, implore

to wear out one's legs in vain, to be marched or trotted about in vain, to be tired, to desist from visiting (a person), to run vainly after (a person), to visit (one) very often

be disappointed, become hopeless

to wear out one's legs in vain, to be marched or trotted about in vain, to be tired, to desist from visiting (a person), to run vainly after (a person), to visit (one) very often

to interfere or meddle (with)

to interfere or meddle (with)

to take the lead, go ahead, to overstep, exceed bounds, to desist from one's former courses

to populate, to strengthen one's hold

to set one's foot in, to establish one's hold

to lay hold of or seize the feet (of), to fall at the feet (of), to beseech submissively, to prevent (one) from going

to lay hold of or seize the feet (of), to fall at the feet (of), to beseech submissively, to prevent (one) from going

to tremble, to get nerves

for the feet to tremble or quiver

to lose one's footing, be carried off one's legs, to run away, take to flight, to be routed

lose one's footing, be routed

to rub the feet together, to go about foolishly and unprofitably, to be in the agonies of death

to rub the feet together, to go about foolishly and unprofitably, to be in the agonies of death

to move (one) from his place, intention, or resolution

force someone to give up his home or intention

interfere or meddle with, interrupt

exertion, effort, endeavour

on the spot, at the instant, quickly, promptly, expeditiously, soon

do a mean job