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• "Remember the song ` Flat Foot Floogie With the Floy Floy '?
• It has a broad and flat foot and a well-developed mantle.
• "He's got a big old flat foot on him, " the trainer said.
• You could count the ticket-selling reviews on the toes of one flat foot.
• A pronated foot, which is a flat foot, causes more problems.
• "Flat Foot Floogie " was Slim & Slam's first and biggest hit song.
• The flat foot will leave an imprint that mirrors the sole of the foot.
• A flat foot's heel is equal in width to thebmiddle part of the foot.
• As for weight on a flat foot-the toes can handle a lot of weight.
• A high arch is the opposite of a flat foot and is somewhat less common.
• Also note loss of the foot arch and acquired flat foot ( pes planus ) deformity.
• The style has also evolved from flat foot to dancing on the balls of the feet.
• Gaillard recorded " Flat Foot Floogie " again in 1945 for Majestic and released in 1946.
• Many Augen fibulae are decorated with a pair of ringed dots, or eyes, on the flat foot.
• The wider, flat foot also meant that the chair needed by the bullhead section could be dispensed with.
• The crossbow fibula consists of a highly arched semi-circular bow, usually of squarish cross-section, and a long flat foot.
• In a low-arched or flat foot, the print may be almost as wide as the rest of the foot, he said.
• This bike's innovation was what the company calls " Flat Foot Technology ", now more widely known as the crank forward design.
• Sheridan put troops of Devin's and Crook's divisions into position to guard the Vaughan Road, Flat Foot Road, Boydton Plank Road and Adams Road.
• Another string band from the 1930s, Slim and Slam, continued this particular form of scat in their recording " The Flat Foot Floogie ".