足がつく

to be traced (of a criminal); to be tracked

足が地に着かない

あしがちにつかない

losing oneself, on top of the world, walking on air, frivolous

足がつる

あしがつる

to have one's leg cramp

地百足

じむかで ジムカデ

Alaska bellheather (Harrimanella stelleriana)

足元に火が付く

あしもとにひがつく

to be in imminent peril; to be in imminent danger

人心地がつく

ひとごこちがつく

to come to one's senses, to recover consciousness, to feel relieved, to feel relaxed

足が付く

あしがつく

to be traced, to be tracked (by someone)

足が向く

あしがむく

to head towards, to be inclined to go towards, to head for a place naturally

足を地に付けて

あしをちにつけて

with steady steps, with one's feet planted on the ground

地に足の着いた

ちにあしのついた

realistic, practical

尻に火がつく

しりにひがつく

to be pressed for time, to be pressed by urgent business, to have one's pants on fire

足早に

あしばやに

at a quick pace

地下足袋

じかたび

work tabi, split-toed heavy cloth shoes with rubber soles

足が棒になる

あしがぼうになる

to have one's legs become stiff, tired

満足が行く

まんぞくがいく

to be satisfied

足がすくむ

あしがすくむ

to freeze (from fear), to be unable to (too frightened to) run

足が遠のく

あしがとおのく

to visit less often

四つ足

よつあし よっつあし

four-footed (animal)

足がもつれる

あしがもつれる

to trip (over one's own feet); to stumble