In medical parlance, your big toe is your hallux. But what about the other four? Do they have anatomical names as well? A San Diego man who hurt the toe next to his big toe is tired of referring to his injured digit as “the toe next to my big...
sixth toe n.— «Like many people in ski towns across the country, alpine ski boots have altered the shape of my feet. Bone spurs and bunionettes (affectionately called the “sixth toe”) plague many a skier.» —“On the Hill: Agony of da...
toe-tapper n.—Gloss: a homosexual. Note: This is a very new use of the term that references the arrest of Senator Larry Craig of Idaho for soliciting gay sex in a public bathroom in June 2007. In public bathrooms used as cruising joints, toe...
moose knuckle n.— «Moose knuckle and camel toe are not the same thing. Moose knuckle is what Zappa described as a woman’s “meaty bits.” The phrase describes a woman who has extended flaps (vulva).» —“Re: Re: What is...
moose knuckle n. a (prominent) pudendum; the appearance of the (male or female) sex organs in tight clothing. Editorial Note: A related term is camel toe. The divergent understandings of a term like moose knuckle—some people claim it only applies to...
moose knuckle
n.— «“Camel toe. Moose knuckle” The Don and Mike Show.» —“Bumpers” by PriSorrell Usenet: alt.fan.don-n-mike June 22, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)