| GETS | ___ off on the right foot (starts well) |
| GET | ___ off on the wrong foot (start badly) |
| ASIDE | Off on the right, say |
| YOUNGER | One guy going off on the right is less seasoned (7) |
| FROG | Part of a horse's foot starts failing really old gallopers |
| HEEL | Part of foot starts hurting, easing eventually later (4) |
| TAKING | ___ off on (lampooning) (6) |
| RESETTLES | On foot, start to search for homes elsewhere |
| GOOFY | Term in skateboarding for leading with the right foot on the board (5) |
| BRAKE | They are mostly made for the right foot, but injuries have made some riders stick them on the handlebar. (5) |
| LEVERS | They are mostly made for the right foot, but injuries have made some riders stick them on the handlebar. (4,5,6) |
| TROTTER | Before the animal lifted up the right foot (7) |
| RIFT | Fracture one got in the right foot (4) |
| WARP | Clutching the right foot, turning backwards, twist (4) |
| WOKS | Starts well on keeping silver Chinese cooking pans |
| IMAMAN | 1967 hit that starts "Well, my pad is very messy and there's whiskers on my chin" |
| GETSOFFONTHERIGHTFOOT | Starts well (4,3,2,3,5,4) |
| EUNICE | She starts well in Greek and has a fine finish |
| MARCHINGORDER | Need to get off on right foot perhaps with command for military get-up (8,5) |
| TOE | "...and upon the great ___ of his right foot" (Lev 14:28) |
