winged foot

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A foot with wings, often used as a symbol of speed (e.g., related to the god Hermes/Mercury).

wingedADJECTIVE + NOUN

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foot

Examples (10)

  • The ancient Greek god Hermes is often depicted with a winged foot.
  • Her winged foot carried her across the finish line in record time.
  • The company's logo features a winged foot, symbolizing speed and efficiency.
  • Time, with its winged foot, seems to accelerate as we get older.
  • In mythology, a winged foot allowed messengers to travel between worlds.
  • The sculptor skillfully carved the intricate details of the winged foot into the marble.
  • He moved with a winged foot, gliding effortlessly over the challenging terrain.
  • The concept of the winged foot has inspired countless artists and writers.
  • The athlete's nickname was "Mercury" due to his incredibly fast winged foot.
  • The winged foot represents not just speed, but also freedom and transcendence.