toed
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6.3
- adjective
- /toʊd/
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con dedos
- How else am I supposed to learn about the Keys' famous six-toed cats?
- three-toed
- pointy-toed
- open-toed
Late brunch and visit to Hemingway's house highlight the six toed cats, of course.
- Late brunch and visit to Hemingway's house highlight the six toed cats, of course.
- Not nearly as cool as a Rolex Submarinan square toed shoes.
- You know, anybody that wears open toed shoes to their childbirth is obviously, first of all, a Jimmy Buffett fan.
Examples
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How about the pointy-toed, sleek pump? Maybe that would be better?
Blog text (8) -
A three-toed sloth.
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So we were talking a lot about open toed shoes.
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The bean field where those famous three toed tracks were found is still there.
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So I married a guy with cool jeans and square toed boots in the big truck.
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He insisted on wearing his steel toed boots.
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Are you sure it wasn't three-toed?
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But so did two-toed sloths.
Academic text (2006) -
Late brunch and visit to Hemingway's house highlight the six toed cats, of course.
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She decided to wear her open-toed sandals for the summer party.
Synonyms
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6.1
Having two toes on each foot or leg
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4.4
Shoes with a narrow pointed toe
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4.2
A shoe or boot front that comes to a narrow point
Skin joins the toes to help the animal swim
A mammal with an even number of toes on each foot, like a cow or a deer
A shoe with a front that is flat and straight across
A shoe or boot with a flat, straight toe instead of a round one
Antonyms
Compounds
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6.0
A slow animal from Central and South America that lives in trees and has three long claws on each foot
1
5.5
A slow tree animal from Central and South America with two long claws on each front foot
- Specialized
A mammal with hooves that walks on an even number of toes, like cows or deer
- Specialized
A small desert lizard with long pointed scales on its toes that help it run on sand
- Specialized
An animal with hooves and an odd number of toes, like horses or rhinos
A small South American animal that eats ants, with long golden fur and two claws on each front foot
- Specialized
A small water-and-land animal with webbed toes and a long tongue used to catch insects and climb smooth rocks
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Toed comes from toe, the small part of your foot, plus the ending -ed, which here means 'having'. So toed means 'having' toes, as in web-toed or five-toed.