Web footed club footed barefooted hop around on one foot for an interminable time and get nowhere. The verse with its splay foot, the verse with the hot foot, light footed nimble footed with a foot in the stirrup. The sure-footed verse. When one writes verse one puts one's foot down and underfoot one may get trampled. The verse written well enough to wet one's feet.
Verses wear slippers on their feet.
One s feet should not stink too much. If feet are sore they should be soaked in a tub of Epsom salts. With the thick layer of fatty tissue under the sole, these flexible arches absorb pressure and the shocks of walking and jumping. A unit of rhythm or meter, the division in verse of a group of syllables, one of which is long or accented. The most common poetic feet used in English verse are small pink and with little toes.