COSSATOT FALLS [COSF]: Primitive camp site with river access, clean water and small swimming holes among rocks and cliff to jump from. LAT, LON : lat=34.31244, lon=-94.22572(source: DeLorme) (accuracy:approximate) LINK TO GOOGLE MAP.
instep noun [C]. âº the âcurved âupper âpart of the âfoot between the âtoes and the âheel, or the âpart of a âshoe or âsock that âfits around this. (Definition of instep from the Cambridge Advanced Learnerâs Dictionary & Thesaurus Â© Cambridge University Press). See all translations.
The year, however, did not pass before the boy split his instep with an ax. No tree has so fair a bole and so handsome an instep as the beech. He likes the foot small, but not bony, the instep (it seems) high, and the colour white as alabaster. The Civilisation of the Renaissance in Italy Jacob Burckhardt. All at once he noticed a rent in his trousers, between the knee and the instep. Her high-heeled slippers shortened and gave an instep to her long, flat foot. He seized it, heel in one hand, instep in the other, and gyrated it. The calceus somewhat resembled the shoe we wear at present, and was tied upon the instep with a latchet or lace. Popular Technology, Vol. Her slippers were of the same colour, with black bows at the instep.