footer
To fiddle, fumble or mess about ineffectually
Definitions
To potter, fumble or waste time fiddling with something.
footer In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Scots, from French 'foutre' or dialect 'fouter', to bungle/mess about.
People Also Ask
What does 'footer' mean in Scots?
To fiddle, fumble or waste time messing about with something ineffectually.
How do you use 'footer'?
You'd say 'stop footering with that and get it done' to someone dithering over a task.
Is Scots 'footer' related to football?
No — this is a Scots verb meaning to fiddle or bungle, unrelated to the sport.
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