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my foot

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My foot! (old-fashioned)
something that you say after repeating something someone has just said, in order to show that you do not believe it. A fluent French speaker my foot! He knows a few words at the most.
See also: foot

my foot
not possibly. They call it the Thrifty Supermarket. Thrifty my foot — every time I go in there, it costs me a fortune.
Usage notes: used after a word or phrase to show you disagree with its meaning
See also: foot

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"I didn't roar out a bit, you know," Tom said, "and I dare say my foot was as bad as his.
Halfway across the chamber and one of the mighty beasts directly before me moved restlessly at the very instant that my foot was poised above his head, over which I must step.
I turned my foot a little, that's all," and limped upstairs to put her things on.
 
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