stubbing
- noun
- /ˈstʌbɪŋ/
- After stubbing his toe on the edge of the bed, he sat down to massage it.
- stubbing toes
Examples
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Still, the Packers mustered through the regular season nearly perfect, except for that toe-stubbing at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
Blog text (15) -
Storms off tennis court after stubbing toe could be something.
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The Otis sound of stubbing your toe from Jack is very specific.
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Just a small stub, but one of those stubs of the toe that really, really hurts.
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Forefoot and toe injuries in children are usually caused by crushing or stubbing injuries.
Academic text (2006) -
So they're not stubbing their toe or slamming into the pain sensitizer.
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He let out a yelp after stubbing his toe against the coffee table.
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She was limping slightly after stubbing her toe on the door frame.
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Etymology
The word stubbing comes from stub, which once meant a short, broken piece or a 'stump' like a small tree stump. So to 'stub' your toe is to hit it against a short hard object, and a stubbing is that sudden, painful knock.