boots on the ground
boots and all
wobbly boots
feet on the ground
kick up one's heels
cold feet
kick one's heels
dig one's heels in
tread on someone's toes
front foot
boot room
turn of foot
on the ground
leg man
on one's feet
tail between one's legs
on the floor
toe-dip
ground laurel
spare tire
fall to the ground
square rod
at the feet of
point one's toes
turn one's coat
drop a brick
ground bass
have legs
shove it up your ass
dead leg
high ground
mountain plum
show one's claws
neutral ground
horse piss
on the bum
bottom hand
my foot
street name
shoescraper
ground sloth
touch grass
turfcutter
bear down
mountain apple
screw back
pair of shoes
bite the curb
give someone the boot
new legs
coined name
sour cherry
hands down
any more
move down
down the road
hard nut to crack
only move
wild cherry
lay hands on
move it
horse manure
bear bait
rake up
ground beetle
kick up
on wheels
garden path
stone paste
blouse
drop back
slap on the wrist
the rubber meets the road
lay a foundation
walk a straight line
all there
hunting leopard
walk in straight lines
pull up a floor
run barefoot through
screw you
with training wheels
sit on
front hole
take a knee
black mud
in a cleft stick
raised fist
put one's hands on
weak-kneed
fall behind
nail it
cold roll
climb down
set point
on the road
hang up one's fiddle
piece of junk
colt's foot

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