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UK
/fˈʊtbɔːd/
]
NOUN
- a narrow platform on which to stand or brace the feet
- a vertical board or panel forming the foot of a bedstead
How To Use footboard In A Sentence
- Headboards, footboards, and side rails can be unsafe, especially if a baby is left alone in bed with these trappings.
- White calms the patterns, and brown on the footboard and headboard, as well as the sisal rug, relaxes and grounds the white.
- Thanks to the jammed system, commuters frequently stand on the footboard with the doors left dangerously open.
- With the footboard just 40 cm high compared to one foot for ordinary buses, senior citizens and disabled passengers can board and alight easily.
- Satchel slung across his back, smoothing oiled hair into place, he had just swung up the footboard steps of the 7-30 a.m.
- The worried passenger tried to enter the train only to slip and dangle between the footboard of the bogie and the platform.
- His black jacket was hanging over the footboard to his bed, a string tie draped over it, and a white shirt was laid out on the coverlet.
- Stepping up on the footboard, he applied gentle pressure to her arm.
- The circulating nurse pulls the patient's shoulder straps to minimize shoulder contact with the magnets and adjusts the footboard.
- Tanj slept that night in his bed, in his arms, but still chained to the footboard.