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nounˈflatfʊtˈflætfʊt mass noun1A condition in which the foot has an arch that is lower than usual. various surgical techniques are used to correct adult-acquired flatfoot Also called pes planus he had a severe case of flat feet and complained of back problems Example sentencesExamples - The tendon has become dysfunctional and the foot has developed acquired flatfoot, but the deformity is passively correctable.
- A painful flatfoot can be a sign of a congenital abnormality or an injury to the muscles and tendons of the foot.
- The Navy did not want him either, saying he had flat feet.
- The fact is that many anatomical problems cannot be fixed, whether it's poor turnout or flat feet.
- If you have flat feet, choose shoes with arch supports.
- In some children who are born with flatfeet, the arch never fully develops.
- This procedure also is effective for managing other diabetes-related foot problems, such as adult-onset flatfoot.
- You may experience pain on your inner ankle and gradually lose the inner arch on the bottom of your foot, leading to flatfoot.
- For some people, flat feet are relatively painless.
- Adult-acquired flatfoot is prevalent in older, overweight women.
2dated, informal A police officer. FBI flatfoots and Mafia goons Example sentencesExamples - The cops investigating the ‘love killer’ aren't the hard-bitten, cynical flatfoots one expects in a noir.
- Hill security flatfeet first mildly suggested he should take his stash elsewhere.
- The flatfoot takes Fred's side, since Fred looks like a big shot, though Fred only wants to smooth things over.
- A couple of days later, he summoned Toronto flatfeet to lay assault charges.
- My faith in the London flatfeet still flickers.
- Finally, she escaped and went to a friend's place, from which she called Toronto flatfeet.
- It does not require a platoon of flatfoots to make discreet inquiries.
- It's illegal, of course, but Benny keeps it in operation by greasing the palms of the local flatfoots, a maneuver which takes no small amount of dexterity.
Synonyms police officer, policeman, policewoman, pc, wpc, officer of the law, detective, dc
nounˈflatfo͝otˈflætfʊt 1A condition in which the foot has an arch that is lower than usual. various surgical techniques are used to correct adult-acquired flatfoot he had a severe case of flat feet and complained of back problems Example sentencesExamples - The Navy did not want him either, saying he had flat feet.
- For some people, flat feet are relatively painless.
- If you have flat feet, choose shoes with arch supports.
- This procedure also is effective for managing other diabetes-related foot problems, such as adult-onset flatfoot.
- The fact is that many anatomical problems cannot be fixed, whether it's poor turnout or flat feet.
- A painful flatfoot can be a sign of a congenital abnormality or an injury to the muscles and tendons of the foot.
- Adult-acquired flatfoot is prevalent in older, overweight women.
- You may experience pain on your inner ankle and gradually lose the inner arch on the bottom of your foot, leading to flatfoot.
- In some children who are born with flatfeet, the arch never fully develops.
- The tendon has become dysfunctional and the foot has developed acquired flatfoot, but the deformity is passively correctable.
2dated, informal A police officer. FBI flatfoots and Mafia goons Example sentencesExamples - A couple of days later, he summoned Toronto flatfeet to lay assault charges.
- It does not require a platoon of flatfoots to make discreet inquiries.
- The cops investigating the ‘love killer’ aren't the hard-bitten, cynical flatfoots one expects in a noir.
- Finally, she escaped and went to a friend's place, from which she called Toronto flatfeet.
- It's illegal, of course, but Benny keeps it in operation by greasing the palms of the local flatfoots, a maneuver which takes no small amount of dexterity.
- Hill security flatfeet first mildly suggested he should take his stash elsewhere.
- My faith in the London flatfeet still flickers.
- The flatfoot takes Fred's side, since Fred looks like a big shot, though Fred only wants to smooth things over.
Synonyms police officer, policeman, policewoman, pc, wpc, officer of the law, detective, dc
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