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Meanings of big toe in English
Usage of big toe in English
1
Today Glory would have given her big toe for one blurry snapshot.
2
He hung his head and dug his big toe in the gravel.
3
We think of Cornwall as the big toe of the Mother Land.
4
Her second toe was longer than her big toe, just like Emily's.
5
She raised her foot and pointed her big toe toward the woods.
6
They took me and pushed me head foremost into the big toe.
7
The bandage on the big toe might be a little too obvious.
8
Note the shortening of the thumb and the enlargement of the big toe.
9
His big toe was digging in the dirt while he murmured:
10
Brandon Rush missed his second straight game with a sprained right big toe.
11
It will probably be the medium cracking the joint of her big toe.
12
The boy raised his lame foot and gently rubbed the swollen big toe.
13
The naked big toe of this figure is easily reached by the worshipers.
14
Tom drew a line in the dust with his big toe, and said:
15
NOTES: Jazz PG George Hill sat out with a sprained left big toe.
16
Externally rotate your hip, allowing you to use your big toe's inside edge.
This collocation consists of:
Big toe through the time
Big toe across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common