whole-footed

== English == === Alternative forms === whole footed === Etymology === From Middle English hole-foted, equivalent to whole +‎ footed. === Adjective === whole-footed (not comparable) (obsolete) web-footed (now chiefly dialectal) heavy-footed (of hoofed beasts) Not cloven; single-toed (informal) unreserved; frank; free; easy; at ease; intimate === See also === cloven-footed