Instep

What do we mean by instep?

The arched middle part of the human foot between the toes and the ankle. noun

The part of a shoe or stocking covering the instep. noun

In entomology, the first joint of an insect's tarsus when it is very long and broad; the planta. noun

The arch of the foot; the highest part of the upper side of the human foot, near its junction with the leg; technically, the upper surface of the tarsus. noun

Hence A corresponding part of the hind limb of some animals, as the front of the horse's hind leg from the hock to the pastern. noun

The arched middle portion of the human foot next in front of the ankle joint. noun

The part of a shoe, boot, or stocking covering the instep{1}. noun

That part of the hind leg of the horse and allied animals, between the hock, or ham, and the pastern joint. noun

The arched part of the top of the foot between the toes and the ankle. noun

A section of any footwear covering that part of the foot. noun

The part of a shoe or stocking that covers the arch of the foot noun

The arch of the foot noun

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word instep. Define instep, instep synonyms, instep pronunciation, instep translation, English dictionary definition of instep.

Words that are spelled similarly to instep:
instep, insteep, unstep, instop, in step, insep, in-step, instup, inste.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word instep:
borer, heel, toes, roundhouse, toe, shin, boot, ankle, kicker, kicks, kick, boots, foot, shoes, leather, worn, leg, ball, iron, magazine, usually, front.

Words that rhyme with instep:
one-step, one step, unstep, in step, anyone step, done step, run step, someone step.

Adjectives that are often used to describe instep:
high, right, left, arched, bare, low, handsome, full, whole, opposite, gallant, white, lower, higher, inside, pretty, silken, blameless, slender, upper, brown, delicate, castilian, soft, elastic, flat, naked, mossy, narrow, beautiful, clad, curved, neat, domed, weak, broken, plump, turned, front, round, sensitive, precise, dainty, down, italian, elegant, sharp, firm, cushioned, smooth, bruised.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective instep:
kick, arch, piece, strap, drive, straps, area, bones, flap, pass, crampons, needle, length, pulse, sts, band, bone, claudication, stitches, region, support, flat, seam, line, kicks, portion, high, lever, side, contacts, relationship, pieces, motion, fat, gusset, arches.

Consonant match to instep:
unstop, insteep, unstep, instop, in step.

Words that sound like instep:
instep, in step, unstop, insep, insteps, insta, one step, estop, one-step, estep, indep, inskip, tensed up, instead, misstep, inst, instate, incept, unstopped, one stop, interp, insp, iced up, instat, unstrap, in deep, inscape, instr, one-stop, anstett, in state, high step, astoop, ensweep, nonstop, on top, non stop, non-stop, two-step, anstey, on tap, two step, goosestep, into, instill, ista, unzip, instil, instal, inta, end up, insa, isip, unsub, -ista, unstitch, unstuff, pissed up, juiced up, ensue, install, instore, ency, entrap, insue, inset, in situ, innertube, indepth, inner tube, in shape, chinstrap, in-depth, chin strap, in two, insi, in style, instar, enstate, dustup, in-store, inci, instyle, in stock, in store, insitu, insu, inso, insee, initio, dust up, estopped, inskeep, interop, dust-up, in depth, inap, acep, asep, in tow.