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athlete's foot

NOUN
ringworm of the feet
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“Nice try, Lonnie,” Mr. Crabtree said, “but you don’t have asthma. I know who all has asthma. I know who has pinkeye and poison ivy and athlete’s foot, also coughs and colds and nervous stomachs.”

From Literature

Norms eventually hopes to offer products for “the butt to the gut and beyond,” Katz said about future ventures for athlete’s foot, jock itch and constipation.

From The Wall Street Journal

In three hours, we treat as many patients as we can for three of the most common conditions among people experiencing homelessness: athlete’s foot, nail fungus and venous stasis — a condition where blood cannot make its way back to the heart.

From Seattle Times

Co-host Maya Jama then joked that Kemp had athlete's foot, which would have been a decent joke if they'd been drinking from his shoe.

From BBC

A take-off zone could be trialled in place of the event's traditional wooden board, where a no-jump is called if the athlete's foot crosses the line.

From BBC