adverb

underfoot

underfoot, in the way

The ground was wet and muddy underfoot.

The ground was wet and muddy underfoot.

The kids were always underfoot in the kitchen.

The kids were always underfoot in the kitchen.

((adverb)) on the ground, beneath one's feet The ground was wet and muddy underfoot.

((adverb)) in the way, causing an obstruction The kids were always underfoot in the kitchen.

Synonyms: beneath one's feet, in the way

From 'under' and 'foot'. Literally means 'under the feet'.

Picture something literally under your feet, or someone who is in your way as if they are at your feet.

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