n. Walk; tread; step; footstep.n. Dance; rhythmical tread.n. Track; footprint.n. Place for the foot; ground to stand on.n. Hence Established place; secure position; foothold.n. Basis; foundation.n. Mutual standing; reciprocal relation: as, a friendly footing.n. The act of putting a foot to anything, or that which is added as a foot.n. The act of adding up a column of figures, or the amount of such a column.n. A narrow piece of netting or the like, having two parallel edges, used in women's dress as a basis upon which a scalloped or other ornamental edging can be sewed.n. The straight edge of a piece of lace which is sewed to a garment, as distinguished from the scalloped edge, which is left free.n. The finer detached fragments of whale-blubber, not wholly deprived of oil.n. In architecture, a spreading course at the base or foundation of a wall.n. The lower division of the slope of an embankment exposed to the sea.n. A piece of wood inserted in the shaftment of an arrow at the nock.n. An entertainment given on entering a school, or any new place or office.n. In archery: A piece of hard wood or other material placed at the forward end of an arrow to give weight and serve for the attachment of the head; foreshaft.n. The position of an archer in shooting.