one foot is equal to 12 inches.
one foot is equal to 12 inches.
one foot is equal to how many inches?
12
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one foot or one foot may refer to:









































bullet::::- a single foot (unit)









































bullet::::- unipedalism, the condition of having only leg or one foot.









































bullet::::- "one foot", any variation of a snowboarding trick done with one foot removed from the binding









































bullet::::- "one foot", a variation of an ollie (skateboarding) trick









































bullet::::- "one foot" (walk the moon song), by american rock band walk the moon from their 2017 album, "what if nothing"









































bullet::::- "one foot", by american band fun on their 2012 album, "some nights"









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- "one foot in the grave", a british sitcom
one foot
early authors agreed that the mountain dragon-demon kui had "yizu" 一足 "one foot" but disagreed whether this also applied to shun's music master kui. since the chinese word "zu" ambiguously means "foot; leg" or "enough; sufficient; fully; as much as", "yizu" can mean "one foot; one leg" or "one is enough". "the confucianists," explains eberhard (1968:58), "who personified k'ui and made him into a 'master of music', detested the idea that k'ui had only one leg and they discussed it 'away'" (e.g., "hanfeizi", "lüshi chunqiu", and "xunzi" below). instead of straightforwardly reading "kui yi zu" 夔一足 as "kui [had] one foot", confucianist revisionism (carr 1990:143) construes it as "kui, one [person like him] was enough." there is further uncertainty whether the mythical kui was "one footed" or "one legged". compare the english "one-footed" words "uniped" "a creature having only one foot (or leg)" and "monopod" "a creature having only one foot (or leg); a one-legged stand".
kui (chinese mythology)