flatfooted

Alternative form of flat-footed.

He claimed that Jews walk flatfooted like a camel—including me.

Alternative form of flat-footed.

The figure came up and squatted flatfooted on his haunches next to Patsy. In the dim glow of starlight and streetlight he saw a wrinkled face and a silvery goatee.

Hit take-off board flatfooted in a hard stamp; take-off feet under body with slight dip at knee.

Alternative form of flat-footed.

This flatfooted sketch of how experience provides us with reasons has two nodes.

I have many top ranked sectional and national level kids come to my program and I cannot even believe how flatfooted they are—not because they lack the talent—simply because no coach ever demanded the extra footwork effort from them.

Alternative form of flat-footed.

To those who are younger, perhaps still building a career, I say to you, plan for it! No one should be caught flatfooted by the lengthening of middle age

Caught mentally flatfooted, Anne couldn't think of a response. She was guilty as charged. She didn't deserve to defend herself.

Alternative form of flat-footed.

Proficient drinkers could spill out an ounce, or an ounce and a half, or two, from the neck of a Solo Soda bottle in the dark, measured to the very dram, refill it with corn whisky, turn it upside down with the thumb placed carefully over the bottle's lip—for a good mix, and luck—and drink it down, flatfooted.