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Noun ft has 1 sense
  1. foot, ft - a linear unit of length equal to 12 inches or a third of a yard; "he is six feet tall"
    --1 is a kind of linear unit
    --1 is a part of yard, pace; chain
    --1 has parts: inch, in

Definitions from the Web

ft
Part of Speech: Noun, Abbreviation
Sense 1: Abbreviation for foot.
Sense 2: Abbreviation for featuring.
Sense 3: Abbreviation for fort.
Sense 4: Abbreviation for full-time.
Sense 5: Abbreviation for Freddie Mercury and Queen.
Sense 6: Abbreviation for common measurement unit in digital imagery (a length of one-third of a pixel).
ft (noun)
1. One foot, equivalent to 12 inches.
2. The forward part or end of something; the front.
Example sentence: The ball rolled to the ft of the stairs.
ft (abbreviation)
1. Short form for featuring, used mainly in music contexts.
Example sentence: The artist's latest single ft. a well-known rapper.
ft (abbreviation)
1. Abbreviation for fort, a strong or fortified place.
Example sentence: The soldiers defended the ft bravely during the enemy's attack.
ft (abbreviation)
1. Used as an abbreviation for full-time, indicating employment or occupation on a full-time basis.
Example sentence: She works as a nurse ft at the local hospital.
ft (abbreviation)
1. Represents Freddie Mercury and Queen, a British rock band.
Example sentence: Have you listened to the latest album by ft? It's amazing!
ft (abbreviation)
1. Common measurement unit in digital imagery, equal to one-third of a pixel.
Example sentence: The image was resized by 0.5 ft to improve its clarity.

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