Converse of object

• deform: I get pain in the ball of my foot - caused by deformed toes?

• stub: Now I want you to imagine some time you banged your shin or ankle, or stubbed a toe.

• dip: Who wants to dip even a toe in waters approximately five degrees below freezing?

• amputate: Three of them had fingers or toes amputated and their wounds took months to heal during the dark Arctic winter.

Adjective modifier

• well-arched: The feet should be short, round and compact with well-arched toes and thick, hard pads.

• pointed: Think of its shape as rather like a high fashion boot with a pointed toe.

• fractured: Radiographs revealed 2 fractured toes, one of which may need amputation.

• broken: A broken little toe here, a torn tendon there, a twisted ligament.

Modifies a noun

• nail: An In growing toe nail is caused by a splinter of nail or the whole nail causing pressure into the skin.

• cap: Hard boots or ones with steel toe caps can prevent injuries to the feet.

• seam: Fashioned in a matt, transparent material they feature a smooth, slim satin band at the top and have a flat toe seam.

• curling: Major fixtures like PRNewswire didn't give me any toe curling experiences.

• shoe: The lightly reinforced toe makes them durable while still allowing you to dance the night away in your favorite open toe shoes.

• amputation: MEMO to Russell Brand: The stickleback joke was funny, but I'm not so sure about the toe amputation gag.

Noun used with modifier

• mallet: The DIPJ may just bend downwards itself while the rest of the toe remains straight ( usually called a mallet toe ).

• twinkle: Gents have you gained a tubby tummy and lost sight of your twinkle toes?

• peep: Stand gazing into shoe shop windows at pretty pinks and Summer greens with narrow straps, peep toes and sling backs.

• hammer: A " hammer toe " may occur at the 2nd toe.

• claw: Freestanding claw toe baths, for example, can be purchased from many of the modern bathroom showrooms.

• sandal: These have an elegant soft shine finish and sandal toe.