Definitions

1. noun

the skill or technique of moving the feet in dancing or other physical activities; a person’s style of movement or the way they perform a particular activity.

“The ballerina’s impressive footwork made her performance stand out.”

2. noun

a person’s style or manner of doing something, especially in a particular job or profession.

“The detective’s clever footwork led to the capture of the suspect.”

3. noun

the act of moving or maneuvering something, especially a plan or a policy.

“The politician’s footwork in the budget meeting was skillful but ultimately ineffective.”

4. noun

a person’s ability to think on their feet and respond quickly to changing situations.

“The comedian’s quick footwork allowed them to improvise and make the audience laugh.”

5. verb

to move or maneuver something, especially a plan or a policy.

“The company had to footwork its way out of the financial crisis.”

6. verb

to think on one’s feet and respond quickly to changing situations.

“The negotiator had to footwork her way through the complex contract.”