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Anonymous  +  467040 Mon, 21 Jan 08 03:21 PM
what does it mean by " stay off your feet"??
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Marius Hancu, 1 yr 310 days ago
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khoff  +  467056 Mon, 21 Jan 08 04:05 PM
A dotor might tell you to "stay off your feet" for a few days, for example, to allow an injured ankle to heal.  It means to rest, and not stand up or walk around very much.
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