Exercise and Foot

Exercise

Exercise verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.

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Foot and exercise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Foot" instead a verb "Exercise".

Nearby Words: exercised, exercising, exerciser, exercizing, exercized

Foot verb - To give what is owed for.

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Exercise and foot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exercise" instead a verb "Foot".

Nearby Words: footing, footed, foothold, footage, footfall

good	good exercise	good foot
long	long exercise	long foot
normal	normal exercise	normal foot
common	common exercise	common foot
Other adjectives: regular, actual, real, massive, big, huge, basic, last.

As this is an homage to Harpo Marx and his bottomless pockets, it's less a display of weaponry than an exercise in general surrealism, ending when Jacques pulls out a rubber foot, looks surprised, looks down at his (off-screen) feet, and promptly falls over.

Source: Extended Disarming
In book six, the team rushes to keep Laura from driving a car when they go to Europe, and when the Alphas have to learn to fly helicopters, everyone shies away from partnering with Otto, who apparently vaporized every simulated character in a thousand foot radius last time they did the exercise.

Source: Drives Like Crazy
To make things harder, whenever recruits get a few minutes to rest on a particularly gruesome run or field exercise the Corpsman is expected to check on all of the recruits assigned to him for injuries (especially foot injuries).

Source: Combat Medic

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