TOE

n. To. Gr., SaxTvAos (TOW TroSoV). Lat., digit us (ped is). Fr., doigt du pied, orteil. Ger., Zehe. A digit of the foot. Flexed t's. Fr., orteils en marteau (ou en Z, ou en griffe, ou en cou de cygne). Ger., verkrummte Zehe. A permanent distortion of the t's in which they are unduly flexed at the last joint, so that the tips or even the nails rest on the ground, while the first joints are drawn up above the proper level. [A, 53.] Glo y t's. See Glo y SKIN. Great t. Lat., hallux. Fr., gros orteil. Ger., gro e Zehe. The innermost and largest of the t's. [L.] Hammer t's. See Flexed fs. Lazy-t. See OVER-T. Morton's t. A peculiar and painful disorder pertaining to the me tatar so-phalangeal joint of the fourth t. [" N. Y. Med. Jour.," Oct. 8, 1893, p. 410 (a, 34).] Talon t's. See Flexed Ts. [s. 630]