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Footpad - Wikipedia
A footpad is a robber or thief specialising in pedestrian victims. The term was used widely from the 16th century until the 19th century. en.wikipedia.org
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Pint (X) Front Flared Footpad - Onewheel // Future Motion
This front Flared Footpad is 15% bigger which makes a big difference for riders with larger feet or for those who are looking for a little more leverage and ... onewheel.com
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Surestance Pro Max Footpad - Onewheel // Future Motion
The Surestance Pro Max is the footpad for you. With maximum kicktail, your back foot will have a strong reference point and lots of leverage while riding. onewheel.com
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footpad
footpad Obs. exc. Hist. (ˈfʊtpæd) [See pad.] A highwayman who robs on foot.1683 Dryden & Lee Duke of Guise Ded., Though they assault us like footpads in the dark. 1789 Wolcott (P. Pindar) Subj. for Paint. Wks. 1812 II. 179 I'm no Highwayman. No, there you are right. A Footpad only. 1840 Dickens Barn... Oxford English Dictionary
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Onewheel Footpads & Grips | Foot pads - The Float Life
Get rid of that foot fatigue while adding superior control. Our Onewheel™ footpads and Onewheel™ grip tape options are a huge upgrade! thefloatlife.com
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FOOTPAD Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
a flattish foot on the leg of a spacecraft for distributing weight to minimize sinking into a surface www.merriam-webster.com
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Kush Footpad for Onewheel™ Pint/Pint X/Pint S - The Float Life
The Kush footpad is the ORIGINAL soft footpad for Onewheel™! The Pint version is affectionately known as the Nug CUSHY SOFTPoured from mid-durometer ... thefloatlife.com
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FOOTPAD Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
a highwayman or robber who goes on foot. verb (used without object). footpadded, footpadding. to proceed stealthily on foot. footpad. / ˈfʊtˌpæd /. noun. www.dictionary.com
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footpad - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Noun · The soft underside of an animal's paw. · (medicine) A medicated bandage for the treatment of corns and warts. · (archaic) A thief on foot who robs ... en.wiktionary.org
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footpad, n.¹ meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
A highwayman who robs on foot. Sometimes used to distinguish from a highwayman (highwayman n.), who usually robs on horseback. www.oed.com
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Footpad (horse)
Career Footpad was bred in France and began his racing career with Robert Collet with two runs at Auteuil. After the summer break, Footpad returned at Navan in a beginners chase winning by 11 lengths. wikipedia.org
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pad-foot
ˈpad-foot dial. [f. pad v.1 (n.1) + foot n.] 1. A dialectal equivalent of footpad.1847 Tom Treddlehoyle Bairnsla Ann. 41 (E.D.D.) Sitha, Bobby's catch't a padfooit. 1892 J. S. Fletcher When Chas. was King (1896) 209 Here I am, winged in this way by some vile padfoot. 2. One of the dialect names of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Onewheel
To stop, riders lift their heel off the side of the front footpad. This was in response to 813 reports of the footpad failing to disengage after the rider had dismounted. wikipedia.org
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grassator
† grassator Obs. [a. L. grassātor in same sense, agent-n. f. grassārī: see prec.] A footpad, waylayer, violent assailant.1602 F. Herring Anatomyes A iij b, You haue cut off great numbers of Grassators and Robbers. 1686 Renwick Serm. xxi. (1776) 273 They shall involve themselves in compliance with wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Planigale
Their small size and cryptic nature make the various species difficult to tell apart, with head length and shape, body weight, footpad shape and granulation The Western Australian Museum has taken a series of footpad photos to aid in identification of Planigale species. wikipedia.org
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