Definition of "fast-footed" []

• Having rapidly moving feet (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "In fact, five days earlier 18,000 fast-footed folks who had, two months ago, snapped up free tickets, came to a Hollywood Bowl community concert that featured local jazz and pop groups, with Dudamel leading his new orchestra in Beethoven's Ninth and ending with the ubiquitous fireworks."
• "Colorfully, the speaker says that in such a place the silence of the Divine "slips away/Like a startled, fast-footed large-eyed deer.""
• "The local phenomenon has fueled broader speculation among officials that the fast-footed wives may be part of a larger criminal ring."