The Feet
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- obstinate
- Very stubborn; inflexible
- recalcitrant
- Stubbornly resistant to authority or guidance
- subsist
- To exist; to be
- pedometer
- A device that counts distance traveled by counting the number of steps taken
- digress
- To stray from the main topic in writing or speaking; to turn aside
- restitution
- Restoration of a thing to its proper owner or its original state
- static
- At rest; unmoving
- destitute
- Altogether lacking
- impede
- To hinder; to block the way of
- oust
- To force out of a position of place
- expedient
- Appropriate to a purpose or useful in achieving
- expedite
- To help of hurry the progress of something
- ambulatory
- Able to walk about
- prostitute
- To sell oneself or one's talents to an unworthy cause
- preamble
- A preliminary statement in a speech or writing; an introductory part
- interstice
- Intervening space; a chink; a crevice
- restive
- Uneasy; restless
- gradient
- A incline or slope; the rate of incline
- constituent
- Serving as a necessary part of a whole
- podiatry
- The study and treatment of foot ailments
- podium
- An elevated platform fro an orchestra conductor or lecturer; a dais
- regress
- To go back; to return to a former or less developed condition
- peon
- A poor labor farm worker of Latin America or the South western United States, especially one bound to a landlord or creditor
- stance
- The position of the body while standing
- pedigree
- A line or list of ancestors, especially of a distinguished land
- gradation
- A systematic progression through a series of stages
- desist
- To cease doing something; to forbear; to abstain
- aggression
- The act of habit of launching attacks; invasion
- antipodes
- Any two places on opposite sides of the Earth
- degradation
- Reduction in rank or status, especially of office or dignity