sin·gle-foot (sĭng′gəl-fo͝ot′) n. Any of various gaits of a horse in which each foot strikes the ground separately, such as the rack.
intr.v. sin·gle-foot·ed ,
sin·gle-foot·ing ,
sin·gle-foots To go at a single-foot.
sin′gle-foot′er n.
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single-foot n (Horse Training, Riding & Manège) a rapid showy gait of a horse in which each foot strikes the ground separately, as in a walk
vb (Horse Training, Riding & Manège) to move or cause to move at this gait
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single-foot Past participle: single-footedGerund: single-footingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative single-foot single-foot
Present I single-foot you single-foot he/she/it single-foots we single-foot you single-foot they single-foot
Preterite I single-footed you single-footed he/she/it single-footed we single-footed you single-footed they single-footed
Present Continuous I am single-footing you are single-footing he/she/it is single-footing we are single-footing you are single-footing they are single-footing
Present Perfect I have single-footed you have single-footed he/she/it has single-footed we have single-footed you have single-footed they have single-footed
Past Continuous I was single-footing you were single-footing he/she/it was single-footing we were single-footing you were single-footing they were single-footing
Past Perfect I had single-footed you had single-footed he/she/it had single-footed we had single-footed you had single-footed they had single-footed
Future I will single-foot you will single-foot he/she/it will single-foot we will single-foot you will single-foot they will single-foot
Future Perfect I will have single-footed you will have single-footed he/she/it will have single-footed we will have single-footed you will have single-footed they will have single-footed
Future Continuous I will be single-footing you will be single-footing he/she/it will be single-footing we will be single-footing you will be single-footing they will be single-footing
Present Perfect Continuous I have been single-footing you have been single-footing he/she/it has been single-footing we have been single-footing you have been single-footing they have been single-footing
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been single-footing you will have been single-footing he/she/it will have been single-footing we will have been single-footing you will have been single-footing they will have been single-footing
Past Perfect Continuous I had been single-footing you had been single-footing he/she/it had been single-footing we had been single-footing you had been single-footing they had been single-footing
Conditional I would single-foot you would single-foot he/she/it would single-foot we would single-foot you would single-foot they would single-foot
Past Conditional I would have single-footed you would have single-footed he/she/it would have single-footed we would have single-footed you would have single-footed they would have single-footed
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Noun 1. single-foot - a rapid gait of a horse in which each foot strikes the ground separatelygait - a horse's manner of moving
Verb 1. single-foot - go at a rack; "the horses single-footed"pace - go at a pace; "The horse paced"
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