out-toe
adjectiveUK /ˈaʊt təʊ/
US /ˈaʊt toʊ/
Having toes that point outward instead of straight ahead.
The little duck walked with an out-toe waddle across the grass.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A foot position in which the toes turn away from the body's center line.
The dance teacher asked for an out-toe position before the turn.
3. A shoe design with the front of the foot angled outward.
These out-toe sneakers feel roomy around the toes.
4. In skating, a stance where the blades point outward to slow down.
She used an out-toe stop to glide to a halt.
5. A way of standing with feet turned outward for balance.
He stood in an out-toe stance while waiting in line.