fleet-footed

adjective
UK /ˌfliːtˈfʊtɪd/
US /ˌfliːtˈfʊtɪd/

Able to run very fast.

The fleet-footed rabbit dashed across the field before the fox could catch it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Moving quickly and lightly on foot.

The fleet-footed dancer glided across the stage.

3. Able to escape quickly by running.

The fleet-footed thief vanished down the alley.

4. Describing a person or animal known for speed.

She was the fleet-footed star of the school track team.