American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. Plural of foot.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
GNU Webster's 1913
“_The Alexander column, standing before the Winter Palace at St. Petersburg, is a monolith eighty feet high; with the pedestal measuring one hundred and fifty feet_.”
“The calculation from the Valdez base should, however, be taken into consideration in making this barometric determination, and the mean of the two results, twenty thousand six hundred and ninety-six feet, or, roundly, _twenty thousand seven hundred feet_, is offered as the contribution of this expedition toward determining the true altitude of the mountain.”
“If Mr. Lincoln was six feet four inches high usually, _at Bloomington he was seven feet_, and inspired at that.”
“This tree is now eighty feet high, and throws an area 300 feet*”
“_What is the best remedy for tender feet, for sweaty feet, and for smelling feet_?”
“Wrapped around the tight seating bowl is 660 feet of 3 ½-feet tall video ribbon board.”
“In a rail-road at a place called Mauch Chunk in Pennsylvania, the sleepers were placed four feet apart; but at the Quincy rail-road in Massachusetts, the interval between the sleepers is eight feet**.”
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“Rugel said the house, which measures 8 feet long, 5 ½ feet wide, and 8 ½-feet high, contains 800 pounds of powdered sugar, 350 pounds of star mints, 1,000 pounds of ginger bread,”
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