Definition of footworn in English:

footworn

adjective ˈfʊtwɔːn

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Poole (c1615–c1656), schoolmaster and author. From foot + worn.

adjectiveˈfʊtwɔːn

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Poole (c1615–c1656), schoolmaster and author. From foot + worn.

单词	footworn
释义	Definition of footworn in English: footworn adjective ˈfʊtwɔːn 1Worn from being regularly walked or trodden on over time. 2Tired from having walked a long distance; footsore. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Poole (c1615–c1656), schoolmaster and author. From foot + worn. Definition of footworn in US English: footworn adjectiveˈfʊtwɔːn 1Worn from being regularly walked or trodden on over time. 2Tired from having walked a long distance; footsore. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Poole (c1615–c1656), schoolmaster and author. From foot + worn.
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