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toe US English

any of the five digits at the end of the human foot

toe in toe US English

any of the five digits at the end of the human foot

toe in tow1 US English

(of a motor vehicle or boat) pull (another vehicle or boat) along with a rope, chain, or tow bar

toe-in US English

a slight forward convergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together in front than behind

toe box US English

a piece of stiffened material between the lining and the toecap of a shoe

toe cap (also toecap) US English

a piece of steel or leather constituting or fitted over the front part of a boot or shoe as protection or reinforcement

toe-out US English

a slight forward divergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together behind than in front

peep-toe US English

(of a shoe) having the tip cut away to leave the large toe partially exposed

tippy-toe US English

walk on the tips of one’s toes; tiptoe

toe clip US English

a clip on a bicycle pedal to prevent the foot from slipping

toe loop US English

a jump, initiated with the help of the supporting foot, in which the skater makes a full turn in the air, taking off from and landing on the outside edge of the same foot

toe to toe in toe US English

(of two people) standing directly in front of one another, especially in order to fight or argue

little toe US English

the smallest toe, on the outer side of the foot

on tippy-toe or tippy-toes in tippy-toe US English

on the tips of one’s toes; on tiptoe

toe-curling US English

very embarrassing or excessively sentimental

toe-tapping US English

(of music) making one want to tap one’s feet; lively

tic-tac-toe (also tick-tack-toe) US English

a game in which two players seek in alternate turns to complete a row, a column, or a diagonal with either three O’s or three X’s drawn in the spaces of a grid of nine squares

toe the line in toe US English

accept the authority, principles, or policies of a particular group, especially under pressure

toe in/out in toe US English

walk with the toes pointed in (or out)

dip one's toe into or in in dip US English

put one’s toe briefly in (water), typically to check the temperature

from top to toe in top1 US English

completely; all over

tiptoe US English

walk quietly and carefully with one’s heels raised and one’s weight on the balls of the feet

toerag US English

a contemptible or worthless person

toehold US English

a small place where a person’s foot can be lodged to support them, especially while climbing

hammertoe US English

a toe that is bent permanently downward, typically as a result of pressure from footwear

tick-tack-toe in tic-tac-toe (also tick-tack-toe) US English

a game in which two players seek in alternate turns to complete a row, a column, or a diagonal with either three O’s or three X’s drawn in the spaces of a grid of nine squares

tiptoe around in tiptoe US English

carefully avoid discussing or dealing with (a difficult or sensitive subject)

toe English-French

orteil m

toe English-Italian

dito m del piede

toe1 English-Spanish

dedodel pie

toe2 English-Spanish

to toe the line

big toe English-French

gros orteil m

big toe English-German

große Zehe

big toe English-Italian

alluce m

toe-curling English-Italian

imbarazzante

big toe in toe1 English-Spanish

dedo m gordo (del pie)

from top to toe in toe English-French

de la tête aux pieds

little toe in toe English-Italian

mignolo m [del piede]

big/little toe in toe English-French

gros/petit orteil

stub one's toe in stub English-Italian

sbattere il dito del piede

to toe the line in toe2 English-Spanish

acatar la disciplina