subs. phr. (common).—A thick heavy foot; a club-foot.
1861. H. KINGSLEY, Ravenshoe, xli. She died mostly along of Mr. Malone’s bumble-foot, I fancy. Him and old Biddy were both drunk, a fighting on the stairs, and she was a step below he; and he being drunk and BUMBLE FOOTED too, lost his balance, and down they came together.
