calceus
noun
cal·ce·us
ˈkalsēəs
plural calcei
-sēˌī,
-sēˌē
: an ancient Roman ankle-length shoe usually of leather
Word History
Etymology
Latin calceus, calcius
- not do
- not do much for
- not dream of
- not especially
- not even blink
- not exactly
- not fool about
- not fool around
- not for (someone) to (do something)
- not for a minute
- not for a moment
- not for a/one minute
- not for a/one moment
- not for all the tea in China
- not for one minute
- not for one moment
- not for someone to
- not for someone to do something
- not for the faint of heart
- not for the squeamish
- not for to
- not for to do something
- not for want of
- not get a wink of sleep
- not getting any younger