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doughfoot
[ doh-foot ]
noun
- an infantryman in the U.S. Army, especially in World War II.
Word History and Origins
Origin of doughfoot1
Example Sentences
To the wet, cold, tired doughfoot slogging endlessly up Italian mountains and across Italian rivers, it was a welcome but temporary sight.
To many a doughfoot it must have seemed that the Germans were reacting slowly, that a rather big push was already on.
This compares to around $2,700 for the American doughfoot.
Before the council lay Douglas MacArthur's report that the U.S. doughfoot would have to come and come fast to South Korea if the high-sounding words of 24 hours before were to have any meaning.
For some reason it seems that mud and water and war always go together, so since the days of the Axe, stone, M I, the doughfoot has always had a rough time with his wet feet.
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