two-footed
adjective
two-foot·ed
ˈtü-ˈfu̇-təd
1
a
: involving both feet
a two-footed landing
b
: having or using only two feet
two-footed creatures
What we don't know is exactly how, when, or why we as humans adapted to two-footed locomotion.—Noel T. Boaz
2
soccer
: proficient in the use of both the right foot and the left foot
"I have been so impressed with him," [Fabian] Delph said. "You rarely, if ever, get players who are two-footed in football these days. And when I say two-footed, I mean genuinely two-footed in that they are identical for him. He's great with both."—Brian Halford
two-footedness
noun
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“Two-footed.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/two-footed. Accessed 5 Aug. 2026.
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