What does ''fall over his own two feet'' mean?
Is is something like stumble...or what?
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I agree with Liby. It sounds metaphorical. It means he stumbled but he did it to himself.
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It means he's clumsy and can stumble even when there's nothing to stumble over.
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I guess so! Stumbling, falling down...
But maybe it depends on the contest... It can be used metaphorically, maybe
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