toed

[Eng. to (e); -ed.] 1. Ord. Lang.: Having or being supplied with toes; generally in composition; as, short- toed, long toed, . "Their very feet were toed with scorpions."- Howell: Parley of Beasts, p. 39. 2. Carp .: A brace, strut, or stay is said to be toed when it is secured by nails driven in obliquely and attaching it to the beam, sill, or joist.