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wing-footed
[wing-foot-id]
wing-footed
adjective
archaic, fleet; swift
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wing-footed1
First recorded in 1585–95
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Mexican actor Tenoch Huerta plays Namor, the wing-footed leader of Talokan.
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Wing-footed wide receivers fly past defenses, averaging 17 yards per catch.
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Mercury — Hermes to the Greeks — was the fleet- and wing-footed messenger of the gods.
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But the insights that helped him capture consumers' imaginations in those industries are just as relevant to FTD as its iconic wing-footed Mercury Man.
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He wonders how one can dare to put a plain little loaf on a grand "wing-footed" table.
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