At end of legs

noun

1. The terminal part of the vertebrate see vertebrate leg upon which an individual stands
2. An invertebrate organ of locomotion or attachment
3. Any of various units of length based on the length of the human foot
4. The basic unit of verse meter consisting of any of various fixed combinations or groups of stressed and unstressed or long and short syllables

   "Each line of the poem contains five feet."

5. Motion or power of walking or running step

   "fleet of foot"

6. Speed, swiftness

   "showed early foot"

7. The lower end of the leg of a chair or table
8. A piece on a sewing machine that presses the cloth against the feed
9. Infantry
10. The lower edge (as of a sail)
11. The lowest part bottom

    "the foot of the hill"

12. The end that is lower or opposite the head

    "the foot of the bed"

13. The part (as of a stocking) that covers the foot
14. Material deposited especially in aging or refining dregs
15. Footlights

noun phrase

1. A character flaw that is usually not readily apparent

plural noun

1. Feet of clay

plural noun

1. Apprehension or doubt strong enough to prevent a planned course of action

idiom

1. Close to someone's feet

   "His dog was lying at his feet."

idiom

1. To be very busy

   "We are run off our feet trying to fill orders."

idiom

1. Very tired but still standing, working, etc.

   "By the end of the day the workers were dead on their feet."

idiom

1. To be in good condition or in a good situation after having a bad or difficult experience

   "He lost his job but fell on his feet when he was hired by another company just a few days later."

idiom

1. To start to be comfortable in a new situation to begin to be confident or successful

   "They quickly found their feet in their adopted country."