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pigeon-toed

ADJECTIVE
  1. having feet that turn inward

How To Use pigeon-toed In A Sentence

  • So I began running up and down the court pigeon-toed, just like Dominique, hoping that would make me an ethereal dunker. In the Time of Bobby Cox
  • So I began running up and down the court pigeon-toed, just like Dominique, hoping that would make me an ethereal dunker. In the Time of Bobby Cox
  • Treatment for pigeon-toed feet is almost never required.
  • She was stunned by the early ouster of David Hasselhoff, taken with the pigeon-toed charm of Mike "the Situation" Sorrentino and blown away by the sensuality of Jennifer Grey. Carrie Ann Inaba Opens Up About Dancing With the Stars
  • The Ex may have all the trappings of a punk band... the pigeon-toed stances, awkward moves and the impossibly low slung guitars, but don t let that fool you. Michal Shapiro: Punk Meets World
  • Daniel Crossley as the guilt-haunted Paul, Rachel Wooding as a pigeon-toed ding-a-ling and Nina French as a chorine cracking under the strain of her fixed smile also stand out in a first-rate cast.
  • Britain's envoy pigeon-toed it from the hall wearing an inbred public-school jowliness which he perhaps thought was manly. Palestine Blogs aggregator
  • The effect is weird, and weirder still is the conjunction of the figure's grimace with her pigeon-toed posture.
  • He has a seductively tumbling, pigeon-toed gait and a dinky, prompting, short-passing range. Why we must savour the rare English delicacy that is Jack Wilshere
  • Here's a picture of me standing pigeon-toed next to a pigeon. Request for Evidence
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