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foot

[foot] / fʊt /
NOUN
extremity of an animate being
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NOUN
base of an object
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These exascale machines can perform a quintillion calculations per second and occupy thousands of square feet -- recalling the massive size of the earliest computers.

From Science Daily

"We have tools in appropriations bills and other tools to force compliance if somebody is dragging their feet and I'd rather focus on those tools," Kaine said.

From BBC

“He sank to the ground at my feet.”

From Los Angeles Times

It can weigh as much as 5½ pounds with a wingspan of nearly 5 feet and have large, powerful talons.

From Los Angeles Times

One got his feet wet breaking into candy distribution.

From The Wall Street Journal