taliped

/ˈtælɪpɛd/
noun
  1. A person who has a clubfoot (a deformed foot twisted out of shape or position).
    • The clinic provides support groups for children born as a taliped and their families.
    • In the past, a taliped was often unable to participate in sports without corrective surgery.
    • The doctor explained that the taliped would need special shoes to walk comfortably.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. Having a clubfoot; relating to a deformed foot that is twisted inward or downward.
    • She wrote a research paper on the history of treating taliped deformities.
    • The taliped condition was corrected with a series of casts and physical therapy.
    • The taliped infant was referred to a pediatric orthopedist immediately after birth.
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