Used when talking about movements where feet lead the body, often to prevent falling.

Physical Movement

Emphasizes a careful approach when someone is doing something potentially dangerous or unknown.

Caution Emphasis

This adverb is often used in a literal, physical sense, rather than metaphorically.

In medical situations, it refers to the positioning of a patient, often for safety or procedure.

Clarifies that the feet are leading or lower than the head during movement or transport.

Used metaphorically to describe someone entering a situation without hesitation.

Shows a person's readiness or eagerness to start something without overthinking.

Indicates acting quickly or suddenly, often without sufficient planning or preparation.