Tootsy

Pronunciation: /ˈtʊtsi/

Definitions of tootsy

noun a slang term for a foot or a toe

Example Sentences

A1 I hurt my tootsy while playing in the park.

A2 She wore comfortable shoes to protect her tootsies during the long walk.

B1 The doctor recommended soaking her tootsy in warm water to help with the pain.

B2 After dancing all night, her tootsies were sore and in need of a good massage.

C1 He pampered himself with a pedicure to make sure his tootsies looked their best.

C2 She slipped on a pair of cozy socks to keep her tootsies warm on the cold winter night.

Examples of tootsy in a Sentence

formal The podiatrist recommended a special treatment for my tootsies.

informal I love getting a pedicure to pamper my tootsies.

slang My tootsies are killing me after dancing all night in heels.

figurative She danced her way into his heart, tapping her tootsies to the beat.

Grammatical Forms of tootsy

• past tense: tootsied
• plural: tootsies
• comparative: tootsier
• superlative: tootsiest
• present tense: tootsy
• future tense: will tootsy
• perfect tense: have tootsied
• continuous tense: is tootsying
• singular: tootsy
• positive degree: tootsy
• infinitive: tootsy
• gerund: tootsying
• participle: tootsied

Origin and Evolution of tootsy

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'tootsy' is believed to have originated as a playful or affectionate term for a person's foot or feet.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'tootsy' has continued to be used in a casual or endearing way to refer to one's foot or feet, often in a cute or whimsical context.