clavus
/ˈkleɪvəs/
noun
- A small, painful area of thickened skin on the foot or toe, caused by pressure or friction; a corn.
- She developed a clavus on her little toe from wearing tight shoes.
- The podiatrist recommended a special pad to relieve the pressure on the clavus.
- After hiking in new boots, he had a painful clavus that made walking difficult.
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