Definition
Definition of leadfooted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
clumsyRare US lacking grace or coordination in movementRare US
- He was leadfooted on the dance floor.
2.
speeding driverRare US driving very fast by pressing the acceleratorRare US
- She is known for her leadfooted driving on highways.
Origin of leadfooted
English, lead (heavy) + footed (having feet)
Examples of leadfooted in a sentence
Despite being leadfooted, he tried his best in soccer. His leadfooted tendencies often got him speeding tickets. The leadfooted driver zoomed past us on the freeway.
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- French:maladroit, rapide, ...
- German:ungeschickt, bleifüßig, ...
- Italian:impacciato, spericolato, ...
- Spanish:torpe, rápida, ...
- Portuguese:desajeitado, veloz, ...
- Chinese:笨拙的, 急速的, ...
- Japanese:不器用な, アクセルを踏み込む, ...
- Arabic:أخْرَق, متهوِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְגֻשָּׁם, נוֹהֵג בְּאֹפֶן מְאֹד מָהִיר, ...
- Russian:неуклюжий, быстрый, ...
- Ukrainian:незграбний, швидкісний, ...
- Hindi:अनाड़ी, तेज़-तर्रार, ...
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