chiropody
[ki-rop-uh-dee, kahy- or, often, shuh-]
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noun
Origin of chiropody
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Hairdressing and shampooing, manicuring and chiropody, are almost exclusively the work of girls and women.
The Canadian Girl at WorkMarjory MacMurchy
But send him along—mebbe my spellin' an', as the fellow says, chiropody, aint what it ort to be—anyway we'll try him.
Connie Morgan in the Fur CountryJames B. Hendryx
Let us abandon the profession of chiropody, and buy estates at Nouvelle Saar-Louis.
chiropody
noun
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chiropody
[kĭ-rŏp′ə-dē, shĭ-]
n.
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