barefooted

Word Origin & History

Old English bærfot; see bare (adj.) + foot (n.).

All were barefooted, and such as were Berbers were bareheaded also.

He was barefooted, and looking as outlandish as the heart of Swaffer could desire.

Poor Dawson walked the streets for months barefooted and in rags.

I was frightened, and I jumped up and ran to the door, barefooted as I was.

No one asked the short-skirted, barefooted girl to finish her sentence.

After this castigation he spent the night in the crypt, fasting and barefooted.

Not staying an instant, every man ran for the hillside, barefooted in the snow.

If we had not been barefooted and bare-legged, we should not have minded it so much.

Priscilla, barefooted, couldn't be caught by any man on the island: we soon saw that.

I was about to take the child into the house, when Jonas remarked that it was barefooted.

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adj without shoes

adjective. wearing no shoes