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hammertoe
/ ˈhæməˌtəʊ /
noun
- a deformity of the bones of a toe causing the toe to be bent in a clawlike arch
- such a toe
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hammertoe1
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Example Sentences
Wooden removing his own shoes and socks for a demonstration, revealing varicose veins from lower leg to foot along with hammertoes, killed the remainder of the excitement.
From Los Angeles Times
You might also find it hard to straighten hammertoes.
From Washington Post
Stretchable fabric or cloth, and round- or square-toed styles, will put less pressure on hammertoes, bunions or calluses.
From Washington Post
If bunions or hammertoes remain painful, ask your doctor whether you might benefit from surgery.
From Washington Post
With hammertoes, Vincent said, the foot is experiencing balance issues with the tendons on the lesser toes.
From Fox News
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