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dryfoot
noun
in a Nova Scotia fishing village, a person who never goes fishing CANADA- His hand was a bit grasping, when he sold / A little slow to open when he bought/ They said he was dryfooted. — Charles Bruce, The Mulgrave Road, 1985
- A dryfoot is a person who talks a lot about fishing but never goes. — Lewis Poteet, The South Shore Phrase Book, p. 40, 1999
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