- a word derived from club foot.
Example Sentences
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"Here we are, talking of changing the world: George, the Lord Byron and Bysshe Shelley ... a pale vegetarian and a club-footed sodomite."
From The Guardian • Jul. 11, 2012
Bewildered correspondents could get no news of the shooting at the Ministry of Propaganda & Public Enlightenment, which they found strangely vacated by club-footed Minister Paul Josef Goebbels and his propaganda staff.
From Time Magazine Archive
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That Hitler may take away what Hitler has given appeared not unlikely from a violent outburst by club-footed Minister of Propaganda & Public Enlightenment Dr. Paul Josef Goebbels.
From Time Magazine Archive
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What really dudgeoned them was the other extreme�shoes, which had become as hideous as anything in man's long-suffering memory: solid-heel-and-soled, club-footed dumpers, reminiscent of Clementine, the miner's daughter.
From Time Magazine Archive
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Far down the corridors of time shall club-footed retribution follow in your footsteps, and overtake you at every turn!
From Peter Ibbetson by Du Maurier, George