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View definitions for on foot

on foot

adjective as in afoot

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Officers tried to stop the car, but the driver crashed into their patrol car and the three women tried to escape on foot.

Stephen Cotgreave was on foot patrol alone in the palace gardens on 6 December 2022 when he accidentally dropped the magazine - the part of the gun that holds or stores bullets before they are fired - from his firearm.

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Officers said the two occupants of the car, thought to be a man and a woman, subsequently fled the scene on foot.

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During the last ice age however, Australia and Tasmania were connected by a huge land bridge, which allowed people to reach Tasmania on foot.

They moved “on foot, by scooter, or car… committing severe assaults”.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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