英和和英

to stay―make a stay

A crime or a criminal is traced.

to slacken one's pace―slacken one's steps

to set one's foot down

to plant one's feet on the ground

the sole of the foot

to draw in one's legs

to cause someone to trip

to break step―walk out step

to miss one's footing―lose one's footing―make a false step

stocky legs

to tread on the ground―step on the ground―（強くなら）―stamp on the ground―（久しぶりでなら）―set foot on the ground

scrape with the paws

one leg of a pair of legs

to plant one's feet firmly on the ground

a foot as part of the body of a living creature

to fetter a man―put a man in irons

to stay―make a stay―in a place

to steady oneself

the sole of the foot

to trip up one's adversary

to draw in one's legs

One can stand―（病人なら）―He can get about―（いざりなら）―He has found his legs―He now feels his legs.

to change foot―change feet

the action of wiping one's feet

stand on one leg

My legs are unsteady.

to slip

to cross one's legs―（は西洋風、日本風にあぐらかくは）―sit cross-legged （tailor-fashion―を加えなければ西洋人に解せぬことあり）

strike with the foot