footly

English

From Middle English *fotlich, from Old English fōtlīċ (“on foot, pedestrian”), equivalent to foot +‎ -ly.

footly (not comparable)

Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the foot or feet.
- 1971, June 3, New Scientist
  It has been officially confirmed that this refers to the four-legged variety and is in no way connected with any footly revival of Aneurin Bevan's previous detection about the place of two-legged dextral vermin.
(nonce word) Pedestrian; on foot.
- 1906, The Strand Magazine
  All footly were the Illiterates, […]

footly (not comparable)

In a footly manner; by foot.
- 1902, Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, Captain January:
  Oh! foot it featly, and feat it footly, and dance and sing, and tootle-ty ting!"

单词	footly
释义	footly English Etymology From Middle English fotlich, from Old English fōtlīċ* (“on foot, pedestrian”), equivalent to foot +‎ -ly. Adjective footly (not comparable) Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the foot or feet. 1971, June 3, New Scientist It has been officially confirmed that this refers to the four-legged variety and is in no way connected with any footly revival of Aneurin Bevan's previous detection about the place of two-legged dextral vermin. (nonce word) Pedestrian; on foot. 1906, The Strand Magazine All footly were the Illiterates, […] Adverb footly (not comparable) In a footly manner; by foot. 1902, Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, Captain January: Oh! foot it featly, and feat it footly, and dance and sing, and tootle-ty ting!"
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