A small item at the bottom (foot) of the page that either supplies a brief bit of relevant information or gives reference to some fact referred to in the current work1. The fact or feature that the footnote refers to is indicated by either a number (most common) or lettera as close to the point or relevance in the work as possible.
1. Sir Walter Scott is famous for making footnotes within the body of his novels. A practice that is ordinarily frowned upon.
a Using letters for footnote markers is more commonly found in works dating from the 18th century.
it was the story of three dinosaurs named foot, foot foot, and foot foot foot, and one of them got stuck in the tar pit I wish I could find a vidoe of it it was hillarious,, and funny too
The plural of foot is feet.
A credit note is another name for and adjustment note
we note that
The singular possessive form is foot's.
You would put it at the foot, or bottom, of the page.
the foot note the marginal note the schedule thl ong title
Foot Note
A footnote is a note on a foot
the foot note the marginal note the schedule thl ong title
If you convert the foot to inches, you'll be able to subtract quite easily. Note that 1 foot = 12 inches.
im seaching it also...maybe its our own .
End notes go at the end of a document or section of a document. Foot notes go at the foot of the current page.
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It is called the Death Note. Or rather, the Sixty-Fourth Note. Or, perhaps you mean the Foot Note?
(Note that these numbers are rounded off) 1 foot - 305mm - 30cm - 0.305m - 0.000189 miles - 0.333334 Yards One sixth of a fathom.
-- Go on a whaling voyage and take a souvenir. Note: Be careful what you wish for.