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first-foot

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first-foot Chiefly Scot
n also first-footer
the first person to enter a household in the New Year. By Hogmanay tradition a dark-haired man who crosses the threshold at midnight brings good luck
vb
to enter (a house) as first-foot
first-footing  n


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In the village of Stamfordham, for instance, the first-foot was required to be a bachelor.
THE first-foot has not even darkened any doorsteps yet - but already Nissan are looking ahead to 2005.
 
 
 
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