to walk quietly on tiptoe; to move stealthily so as not to be heard

To walk on tiptoe or tread softly; used to describe moving quietly to avoid being heard

(literary) to track someone; to follow along stealthily behind someone

to walk with light steps while hiding one's tracks; to move in a secretive or stealthy manner

to wear or put on shoes

softly; quietly

silk loom with a foot pedal

to go up; to ascend

to walk quietly on the balls of the feet; to tiptoe

to walk very carefully so as not to make any noise

to walk cautiously in order not to make noise; to tiptoe

to walk cautiously and quietly in order not to make noise

to step on someone's foot as a signal and whisper in their ear; to tell a secret

Describes shoes that are too large or too small for the feet

to walk with mincing steps

to follow someone's tracks; to tail someone

(literary) follow the trail of; track; trace

to stride or walk with long steps; used in formal writing