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Have A Lead Foot

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Have A Lead Foot - to drive very fast; someone who drives very fast

• My father has a lead foot.
• I do not have a lead foot. I like to drive safely.
• My husband has a lead foot. He drives very fast.
• You are always getting speeding tickets, because you have a lead foot.
• My teenage son has a lead foot. I do not let him drive the car.
• My grandmother drives very slow. She does not have a lead foot.

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