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Meanings of pigeon-toed in English

Having feet that turn inward.

        Usage of pigeon-toed in English
        1
        She has a pigeon-toed way of sauntering, swinging those orange frills.
        Rabbit, run
        2
        You will be slightly pigeon-toed, but both feet will be on.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
        3
        Writer reflects that a person is not pigeon-toed, but person-toed.
        The new yorker
        4
        The Skeptic's tanned cheek turned a reddish shade-helooked as if he felt pigeon-toed.
        A Court of Inquiry
        5
        Come along, you ornery, pigeon-toed, knock-kneed, sway-backed, wooly-haired excuse, you.
        When A Man's A Man
        6
        Hank yells out, don't ye brother me, you sniffling, psalm-singing, yaller-faced, pigeon-toed hippercrit, you!
        Danny's Own Story
        7
        He moved like Devrie: quick, light movements, slightly pigeon-toed.
        The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
        8
        Halfway up a vertical curtain is no place to discover that your front points are pigeon-toed.
        Climbing Magazine
        9
        It did not sound like Silver, but it might be the pigeon-toed horse of Miss Allen.
        The Flying U's Last Stand
        10
        It shows the young Bruni standing in a pigeon-toed pose, covering her private parts with her hands.
        The Irish Times
        11
        His wide, pigeon-toed feet should have been straightened while he was still an infant back in Juarez.
        Gods go begging
        12
        He is 5ft 6in, with a barrel chest and a pigeon-toed walk.
        The Guardian
        13
        At sight of her my cravat gets under my ear, my coat becomes shapeless, my shoes turn pigeon-toed.
        A Court of Inquiry
        14
        He got down to feel his way about in the snow once more, stepping lightly on his pigeon-toed feet.
        The death of ivan ilyich: and, master and man
        15
        Each time he fell, he screamed, looked back over his shoulder at us, and clambered up to his pigeon-toed feet.
        Nightlight
        16
        He was standing pigeon-toed.
        Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
        Pigeon-toed through the time