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foot doctor
noun
a podiatrist.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of foot doctor1
An Americanism dating back to 1865–70
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Example Sentences
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We went to a foot doctor who prescribed Tagamet for them.
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Schreiner noted that one farmer told him that converting a conventional farmer was like asking “a foot doctor to become a heart surgeon.”
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I was then able to see a specialist foot doctor, and after an emergency scan he told me my toe was not broken.
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The foot doctor prescribed a walking boot, which she wore faithfully, even though it aggravated her hip pain.
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His father was a police sergeant in Waco when he was killed, while his grandfather was a retired plumber and his grandmother worked for a foot doctor.
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