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What does footwork patch mean?
What does footwork patch mean?
Sorry I don't have any context as this is from a long-abandoned English notebook.
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I am a native speaker of English and I have never heard this before. I have heard of a patchwork quilt, though. It is a type of blanket made by sewing many pieces of fabric together. I have also heard of legwork, which refers to finishing most of a task. Example: I did most of the legwork on my school project.
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