foot fault in British English
or footfault (ˈfʊtˌfɔːlt)
noun
tennis
a fault that occurs when the server fails to keep both feet behind the baseline until he or she has served
foot fault in American English
Tennis
a rule violation consisting of failure to keep both feet behind the base line, or to keep at least one foot on the ground,when serving
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Word lists withfoot fault
tennis- i can swim/drive
- i can't abide it/him
- i can't abide living here
- i can't bear gardening in any shape or form
- i can't be bothered to go
- i can't be fagged
- i can't begin to thank you
- i can't bring myself to fire him
- i can't come any earlier
- i can't decide what to wear
- i can't decide whether ...
- i can't find it
- i can't get about as much as i used to
- i can't hear/see anything
- i can't help feeling sorry for him
- i can't make head or or nor tail of this
- i can't or couldn't face it
- i can't possibly do that
- i can't quarrel with that
- i can't quite remember
- i can't remember
- i can't say i'm sorry
- i can't see anyone
- i can't see anything
- i can't see him anywhere