little toe

Then the consultant said we're moving you to Morriston because you're going to have your little toe off.

The Little Toe Guard will be comfortable and unobtrusive to use and will be invisible to others.

These could be the fastest Games in history - after track designers studied athletes' little toes.

He sounds more indignant than Wlad who, while still irritated, too, about Haye's little toe wailing following his points' defeat, thinks he has a remedy for public self-delusion.

Haye responded by showing him the swollen little toe on his right foot, to which Klitschko blasted back: "It's a bee sting!"

Like kissing everyone good night Seven times or so, And asking stupid questions While you scratch your little toe. Or bouncing out of bed before You've slept a single wink, To tiptoe to the bathroom And drink another drink.

If your little toe turns sideways as if looking off into the distance, that's exactly what you are doing.

Ferdinand injured the little toe of his right foot in Saturday's 2-1 win at Watford.

The Manchester United defender will have an injury to his little toe reassessed today, but he has not yet been withdrawn from the England squad.

I once told the late Bishop Kenneth Untener that I felt like I had "just one little toe in the church." He responded with a twinkle in his eye: "Keep it there." I have, but I also understand the throng of women who have left the church because of such things as the continued arrogant use of exclusive language and the constant refusal to recognize the fullness of their gifts in church ministry.

The most common extra toe is located next to the little toe, but quite frequently an extra toe can be found next to the big toe as well.

No matter what I did, the box would slide off my little toe, and my foot would look sickled.

A blister on my little toe had popped, and it felt as though a blister on my brain had popped as well.