Terminal for chair legs in the form of a cloven hoof; first used by ancient Egyptians, and popular in 17th- and 18th-century Europe. DDA
AAT
300040644
cloven feet
cloven-hoof feet
deer-hoof feet
feet, cloven
feet, cloven-hoof
feet, deer-hoof
feet, hoof
pieds de biche
pieds-de-biche
12yrs ago
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