Examples of 'barefoot in the park' in a sentence
Meaning of "barefoot in the park"
barefoot in the park - This phrase is commonly used to describe someone who is innocent, carefree, or lighthearted. It originates from the title of a famous play by Neil Simon. The phrase is often used to convey a sense of simplicity and joy
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barefoot in the park
I have been walking barefoot in the park.
Barefoot in the Park neighbor - Once upon a screen.
You will have somebody to walk barefoot in the park with.
Going barefoot in the park.
Looks like someone 's going barefoot in the park.
He was barefoot in the park.
Phil and joanne… scene two, barefoot in the park.
Name, Barefoot in the Park.
They called it a " dirty Barefoot in the Park.
Barefoot in the Park is an American sitcom that aired in 1970 on ABC.
Fine, someone to walk barefoot in the park with.
In February 2006, she was performing in Neil Simon 's Broadway production of Barefoot in the Park.
I've been walking barefoot in the park.
I am getting married in October! It 's gonna be barefoot in the park.
Scene two, Barefoot in the Park.
See also
It 's gonna be barefoot in the park.
Trailer, Barefoot in the Park.
Director - Barefoot in the Park.
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