1) Ambler 2) Footnote 3) Hiker 4) Hobbler 5) Jaywalker 6) Limper 7) Nondriver 8) Parader 9) Passer 10) Passerby 11) Plodder 12) Rambler 13) Reeler 14) Saunterer 15) Slogan 16) Slogger 17) Staggerer 18) Stalker 19) Stomper 20) Strider 21) Stroller 22) Stumbler 23) Swaggerer 24) Totterer 25) Tramper 26) Trudger 1) Bottom line 2) Linear unit 3) Manuscript information line 4) Page identifier 5) Page-bottom info 6) Soccer 
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In a report or document, a line or block of text that appears at the bottom of every page which is printed from a computer
A region at the bottom of a page which can contain information that is required on every page within a document, e.g. the title, author, issue date, or page number. Also called a 'running foot'. Footers may not be visible in 'normal' view (q.v.). The footer will always appear when the document is printed or when viewing the document in 'page layout …
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Information that is repeated at the end of every page or online documentation topic. For example, the footers on this web site all contain a copyright statement. See also header.
[n] - (used only in combinations) the height or length of something in feet
· Rugby (def. 3). · soccer.