have two right feet

Definition

Moving with aggressive speed or violent energy—walking so fast or stomping around with such intensity that it's as if both feet are working simultaneously on overdrive. The opposite of graceful.

Example Usage

He came barreling down the hallway like he had two right feet, nearly knocking over the decorations.

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