1. flatfooted - Adjective
2. flatfooted - Verb
3. flatfooted - Adverb
4. flatfooted - Adjective Satellite
forthright and explicit
with feet flat on the ground; not tiptoe
having broad flat feet that usually turn outward
unprepared and unable to react quickly
Source: WordNetThis myth filter was necessary. The ship logs could not tell it rightly nor could any flatfooted prose. And the deeds were too bright to be viewed direct. They could only be sung by a bard gone blind from viewing suns that were suns. R. A. Lafferty
a flat-footed refusal Source: Internet
a slow flat-footed walk Source: Internet
the new product caught their competitors flat-footed Source: Internet
The Nittany Lions came out flatfooted, sloppy and lacked the offensive intensity that has powered lesser Penn State teams through many a win at Pegula Ice Arena. Source: Internet
The orders, which aim to take a harder line on "hateful conduct," follow a rash of high-profile incidents in which the military was caught flatfooted as service members were publicly linked to hateful actions or groups. Source: Internet