verb
- moving or running quickly; hurrying away in haste
Usage: informal; present participle of 'hotfoot'
noun
- the act of moving or running quickly; a hasty departure
Usage: informal; gerund form
Examples
- She was hotfooting it down the hallway to catch the bus.
- The kids came hotfooting out of the pool when they heard the ice cream truck.
- He started hotfooting toward the exit as soon as the meeting ended.
- They were hotfooting away from the scene as fast as they could.
- After the announcement, everyone was hotfooting to the cafeteria.
- The dog came hotfooting back when called for dinner.