hand and foot

1. see bound hand and foot; wait on someone hand and foot.

Example Sentences

Roughly 2,000 years old, the bronze woman is damaged: the absence of her shorn-off right hand and foot is glaring.

From Salon

When she was first rescued, she was found to have injuries from shotgun pellets that have left her with a paralysed hand and foot on her right side.

From BBC

The writer rattles off missives condemning the Wilson administration and falsely claiming to be at the center of protests in New York City, all while ensconced in his luxurious isolation, waited on hand and foot.

From Los Angeles Times

Its wish list includes: non-wool blankets, hand and foot warmers, rain coats, socks, gloves, hygiene supplies like toothpaste and deodorant and nonperishable food.

From Seattle Times

A perfect metaphor to highlight the repulsive and obscene levels of wealth and privilege these people hold and forget about so easily as they have people wait on them hand and foot.

From Salon