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Definitions for Hoofed

[1] having hoofs; ungulate.
[2] the horny covering protecting the ends of the digits or encasing the foot in certain animals, as the ox and horse.
[3] the entire foot of a horse, donkey, etc.
[4] Older Use . a hoofed animal, especially one of a herd.
[5] Informal . the human foot.
[6] Slang . to walk (often followed by it ): Let's hoof it to the supermarket.
[7] Slang . to dance, especially to tap-dance: He's been hoofing at the Palladium.
[8] having a hoof or hoofs (in combination ) four-hoofed ; cloven-hoofed
[9] the horny covering of the end of the foot in the horse, deer, and all other ungulate mammals (in combination ) a hoofbeat Related adjective: ungular
[10] the foot of an ungulate mammal
[11] a hoofed animal
[12] facetious a person's foot
[13] on the hoof (of livestock) alive in an impromptu manner he did his thinking on the hoof
[14] (tr) to kick or trample with the hoofs
[15] hoof it slang to walk to dance

Words related to Hoofed

trot, tread, dance, skip, tiptoe, stride, walk, trample, squash, tramp, explore, stroll, canter, pound, march, gallop, step, traipse, troop, patrol

Words nearby Hoofed

hoof, hoof it, hoof-and-mouth disease, hoofbeat, hoofbound, hoofed, hoofer, hoofprint, hooft, hoogh, hooghly

Origin of Hoofed

before 1000; Middle English (noun); Old English hōf; cognate with Old Frisian hōf, Dutch hoef, German Huf, Old Norse hōfr; compare Sanskrit śaphas

Other words from Hoofed

un·hoofed , adjective
hoof·i·ness , noun
hoof·less , adjective
hoof·like , adjective

Word origin for Hoofed

Old English hōf; related to Old Norse hōfr, Old High German huof (German Huf ), Sanskrit saphás

Synonyms for Hoofed

trot, ambulate, canter, gallop, hoof, march, patrol, pound, step, stride, traipse, tread, troop, foot it, walk up and down