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have a heavy foot

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have a heavy foot (American, informal)

to drive a car too fast. She has a heavy foot - does the trip in half the time it takes me!

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All or most all have a heavy foot on their gas pedal. PUBLIC FORUM by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) More results

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