hooved

Describes an animal that has hooves.

• 🇫🇷Décrit un animal qui a des sabots.

1. Having hoofs B2 formal

   Possessing or resembling hoofs, which are the hard, horny coverings on the feet of certain mammals.

   • Horses and cows are hooved animals.
   • The fossil showed evidence of a hooved creature.
   • The hooved prints in the mud indicated a deer had passed by.

   🇫🇷qui a des sabots

   Synonymes: hoofedungulate

• more hooved comparative form
• most hooved superlative form

A verb meaning to walk, dance, or move on foot, often used informally or in idiomatic expressions.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant aller, danser ou se déplacer à pied, souvent utilisé de manière informelle ou dans des expressions idiomatiques.

1. Walk or dance B2 informal american

   To walk, especially in a lively or energetic manner; also used informally to mean to dance.

   • We hoofed it to the store because we missed the bus.
   • He was hoofing down the street with a spring in his step.
   • They spent the night hoofing at the club.

   🇫🇷marcher d'un pas vif / danser

   Synonymes: boogiedancesteptraipsetripwalk

2. Kick with hoof C1 formal

   To strike or kick with the hoof, as a horse or other hoofed animal does.

   • The horse hoofed the ground impatiently.
   • The stallion hoofed the fence in frustration.
   • The mule hoofed the bucket, spilling water everywhere.

   🇫🇷Ruer (en frappant avec le sabot)

   Synonymes: kickstamptrample

• hoofed past participle
• hooved past participle
• hoofed past simple
• hooved past simple
• hoofing present participle
• hoofs third person singular