Barefoot

/ˈbɛərfʊt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having no footwear; not wearing shoes.

He walked barefoot on the beach, enjoying the warm sand between his toes.

Done or performed without the usual equipment or means.

The dancer performed a barefoot routine, showcasing her natural grace.

Referring to someone or something that lacks covering or protection on the feet.

The children ran barefoot through the grass, delighting in the feeling of nature.

Middle English 'barefot', from 'bare' + 'fot' (foot).

Barefoot in the park

A situation where someone is carefree or unencumbered.

foot

The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, used for standing and walking.

shoe

A covering for the foot, typically made of leather, fabric, or rubber.

Run around without shoes.

Kids love to be barefoot during summer.