footnote * , fn. (abbreviation) , f.n. (abbreviation)

Let me by the way put in a footnote here.

In a few years this will all seem like a footnote.

The footnote was almost certainly added at the same time as these changes.

That was just a little footnote, but it set me thinking.

"Are we sorry he did not go to the footnote on the first day?"

But for most of the fans, the result was a footnote.

True, her claims are often too large for their footnote.

When the full footnote does appear, it will always be the same.

The decision today was more than a historical footnote, however.

Remember, Doctor, a footnote to history is being made here.

As a footnote, the next day I arrived at work early.

In most years, the race for attorney general is little more than a footnote.

I would like to point out one thing as a footnote to her statement.

"It gives everybody a footnote to have a really good time with."

Once again you'd feel like more than a footnote to humanity.

Perhaps as a footnote, and a learning experience to boot.

"Why should I be a footnote to somebody else's life?"

I add one footnote, but an important point of principle.

But by the end, those things were footnotes to the afternoon.

The game itself seemed like a footnote on a strange afternoon.

It is no longer a mere footnote to the men's game.

But, the footnote continued, much of their information checked out.

But how can you dismiss something like that as a footnote?

And yet they remain a tiny footnote in the history books.

But the footnote did not apply to other European countries.