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chiropody
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chi·rop·o·dy  (k-rp-d, sh-)
n.
See podiatry.
[chiro- + -pod + -y.]
chi·ropo·dist n.
chiropody
an earlier and still frequent term for podiatry. — chiropodist, n. — chiropodial, adj.
See also: Feet and Legs
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.chiropodychiropody - the branch of medicine concerned with the feet
podiatry
medical specialty, medicine - the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques
Translations
chiropody [kɪˈrɔpədɪ] n → podología
chiropody [kɪˈrɔpədɪ] (Brit) n → Fußpflege f
chiropody [kɪˈrɔpədɪ] n (BRIT) → mestiere m di callista


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