What is another word for hoof it?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈuːf ɪt], [ hˈuːf ɪt], [ h_ˈuː_f ɪ_t]
Synonyms for Hoof it:
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n.
• dance- Tangos ,
- bob ,
- boogie down ,
- bunny hop ,
- careen ,
- charleston ,
- conga ,
- congas ,
- disco ,
- foxtrot ,
- foxtrots ,
- frolic ,
- get down ,
- hop ,
- jig ,
- jitter ,
- jitterbug ,
- jitterbugs ,
- jive ,
- jives ,
- jump ,
- one-step ,
- rhumba ,
- rock ,
- rock n' roll ,
- samba ,
- shimmy ,
- spin ,
- sway ,
- swing ,
- tango ,
- tap ,
- trip the light fantastic ,
- twist ,
- two-step ,
- twostep ,
- waltz ,
- whirl .
- foot .
- hoof .
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v.
• amble • march • prance • walk Other relevant words:
- Danced ,
- Debouched ,
- Debouching ,
- Loitered ,
- Promenaded ,
- Promenading ,
- Sauntered ,
- Striding ,
- Strolled ,
- Strutted ,
- Trooped ,
- Trooping ,
- amble ,
- boogie ,
- boogied ,
- boogies ,
- dancing ,
- debouch ,
- debouches ,
- flounce ,
- footed ,
- footing it ,
- forge ahead ,
- go on foot ,
- going on foot ,
- hoofed it ,
- knock about ,
- legged ,
- locomote ,
- march ,
- move out ,
- moved out ,
- pound the pavement ,
- prance ,
- sashay ,
- sashayed ,
- sashaying ,
- spacing ,
- step out ,
- stomp ,
- stomped ,
- stomping ,
- take a walk ,
- takes a walk ,
- travel on foot ,
- walk ,
- walking ,
- walks ,
- wend one's way .
- advance ,
- ambulate ,
- ankle ,
- bolt ,
- bop ,
- caper ,
- cavort ,
- creep ,
- cut a rug ,
- dance ,
- dart ,
- dash ,
- flit ,
- foot it ,
- gallop ,
- gambol ,
- get cracking ,
- go ,
- goose step ,
- hare ,
- hasten ,
- hie ,
- hike ,
- hop it ,
- hotfoot ,
- hump ,
- hurry ,
- hustle ,
- jaywalk ,
- jog ,
- leap ,
- leg ,
- limp ,
- lope ,
- lurch ,
- mince ,
- mope ,
- move ,
- pace ,
- pad ,
- parade ,
- perambulate ,
- plod ,
- proceed ,
- promenade ,
- prowl ,
- pussyfoot ,
- race ,
- ramble ,
- romp ,
- rush ,
- saunter ,
- scamper ,
- scoot ,
- scramble ,
- scud ,
- scurry ,
- scuttle ,
- shamble ,
- shuffle ,
- sidle ,
- skip ,
- skulk ,
- slink ,
- slog ,
- sneak ,
- sprint ,
- stagger ,
- stalk ,
- stamp ,
- steal ,
- step ,
- step lively ,
- step on it ,
- stride ,
- stroll ,
- strut ,
- swagger ,
- tear ,
- tiptoe ,
- traipse ,
- tramp ,
- tread ,
- trek ,
- trip ,
- trot ,
- trudge ,
- waddle ,
- wend ,
- whiz ,
- whizz ,
- zip .
How to use "Hoof it" in context?
Hoarding hooves is not an easy habit to break, but with a little bit of effort, it is possible. Here are five tips to help you get started.
1. Stick to a routine
Creating a routine will help you stick to your hoofing schedule. Having a set time and place for your workouts will help structure your day and help you stay on track.
2. Don't be afraid to try new things
If you don't like the way your hooves look, try something new out. There are many different hoofing techniques that you can try and discover which one work best for you.
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