At his lower extremities, he exhibited the deformity which is popularly known as "a club-foot." But he carried his lameness, as he carried his years, gayly.
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Clubfoot
Synonyms for "clubfoot" (61 found)
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Closest matches (13)
Strong matches (18)
Related words (30)
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7 entriesTranslations
19 translations across 16 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 杵狀足 /杵状足 noun (foot malformation)
- 畸形足 noun (foot malformation)
- 馬蹄內翻足 /马蹄内翻足 noun (foot malformation)
Danish
1 entries- klumpfod noun (foot malformation)
Dutch
2 entries- horrelvoet noun (foot malformation)
- klompvoet noun (foot malformation)
Finnish
1 entries- kampurajalka noun (foot malformation)
French
1 entries- pied bot noun (foot malformation)
German
1 entries- Klumpfuß noun (foot malformation)
Greek
1 entries- ραιβοϊπποποδία noun (foot malformation)
Hungarian
1 entries- dongaláb noun (foot malformation)
Māori
1 entries- hape noun (foot malformation)
Norwegian
1 entries- klumpfot noun (foot malformation)
Portuguese
1 entries- pé torto noun (foot malformation)
Romanian
1 entries- varus noun (foot malformation)
Russian
1 entries- косолапость noun (foot malformation)
Samoan
1 entries- sape noun (foot malformation)
Swedish
1 entries- klumpfot noun (foot malformation)
Tongan
1 entries- hape noun (foot malformation)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
He stood still as much as he could, with his club-foot behind the other, so that it should not attract notice.
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The cure developed by Dr. Ponseti in the 1950s relies on physical manipulation. In each step of the treatment, a child’s clubfoot is stretched and turned slightly outward, and a hip-to-foot plaster cast, like the ones shown in the photograph, is then applied.
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