Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
french-foot
noun
frɛntʃ fʊt

Definition
A unit of measurement that is equal to one-third of a yard or approximately 30.48 centimeters.

Examples
- The tailor used a french-foot to ensure the fabric was cut accurately for the garment.
- When measuring the length of the ribbon, she noted it was exactly five french-feet long.

Meaning
The term ‘french-foot’ typically refers to a specific measurement used in historical contexts, particularly in textiles and other crafting-related fields where precise measurements are critical.

Synonyms
- Foot
- Measurement
- Unit of length