chocolate foot
n.— «Chicken Point has a sreaming single track descent off it that has a nasty habit of turning your chocolate foot into good because you are hardly pedaling, jsut keeping the pedals level and coasting at 30mph.» —“Re: Riding in Arizona” by Klieg Usenet: alt.mountain-bike Mar. 19, 1999. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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