Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

refoot

verb

/riːˈfʊt/

Definition

To provide new footwear or to equip with a new foot.

Examples

After the old shoes wore out, I decided to refoot my hiking boots with a fresh pair.
The museum plans to refoot the statue to restore its original appearance.

Meaning

The term ‘refoot’ generally refers to the act of replacing the footwear of something, often used in the context of restoring or refreshing the footgear of an object.