Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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n. (context anatomy English) The largest of the toes of a human and some other animals.
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Usage examples of "big toe".
I was hopping almost as good as ever, the only pain was on the outside of my big toe which had taken the brunt of the weight of the safe when the sole had bent.
Here there was only the faint beginning of a crack under the big toe, but it showed in the same spot as on the boot that had been taken from Bertreds dead foot, and it was enough.
Here there was only the faint beginning of a crack under the big toe, but it showed in the same spot as on the boot that had been taken from Bertred’.
For more than twenty-three years, he'd given his big toe little consideration, had taken it for granted, had treated it with shameful neglect.
Let me, he pleaded, trample your left big toe until the nail turns a light, then a darker purple.
Willy wanted to start in again on my right big toe, the nail had meanwhile grown in again.
Thelma crooked the big toe of her right foot, to put herself in touch with Silvester.
Richardson waved a feeble hand at the big toe and second toe of his left foot, which by now were hopelessly swollen and black.