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Step on someone's toes.
If you step on someone's toes, you upset them, especially if you do something that they should be in charge of.
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If you step on someone's feet, apologize, and for heaven's sake try not to do it again.
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But the problem is, if I step on someone's foot in some shit club in Kingston, I might get stabbed.
When Nucleya took the "stage" for an hour-long set— joined by Alo Wala front woman Shivani Ahlowalia and Mumbai rappers Naezy and Divine you couldn't move an inch without either stepping on someone's foot or elbowing someone shorter than you.
At Punta Suarez, an Española mockingbird alighted on someone's foot.
I stood really heavily on someone's foot, I turned back and it was Bill Clinton.
You know the situation: maybe you accidentally trample on someone's foot or spill a drink, and a fellow club-goer is not feeling the love and wants to step to you.
When you are doing the dance steps, don't step on other people's feet.
Fake a throw at someone's feet.
Step on your interviewer's foot and say, "Yeah, I've got solid feet.
Castillo said stepping on Welke's foot was an accident.
The clan of Paštrovići from Montenegrin Littoral claimed that the zduhaći could hear any doings anywhere in the world; if someone stepped on a zduhać's foot, they could hear that too.
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