pedIcure

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 27
[Pref. ped i, and Eng. cure.] 1. The care or cure of the feet. 2. One who treats diseases of the feet. pě-dig-er-ous, a. [Pref. ped i-; Lat. gero =to carry, and Eng. suff. -ous.] Having feet or legs; bearing feet or legs. pěd-i-greē, *ped-e-gree, *ped-i-grew, *ped-egrewe, *ped-e-gru, *ped-e-grew, *ped-y-gru, *pet-y-grewe, *pet-y-gru, *pet-y-grwe, *ped-1gre, *pet-e-greu, s. & a. [Etym. doubtful. Mahn suggests Fr. par degrés by degrees or steps.] A. As subst.: A line of ancestors; descent, lineage, genealogy; a register or table of descent; a genealogical tree or table. B. As adj .: Having a pedigree; of pure descent. "No doubt the same cause has some effect in lowering the prices of pedigree cattle." - London Daily Telegraph .
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