toe-out

noun
UK /ˌtəʊ ˈaʊt/
US /ˌtoʊ ˈaʊt/

Toe-out is when your feet point outward instead of straight ahead.

The car's front wheels have a slight toe-out, which helps it turn more easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In car mechanics, the amount by which the front edges of a pair of wheels are farther apart than the rear edges.

The mechanic adjusted the toe-out to improve steering response.

3. A foot posture in which the toes point away from the body's center line.

Her toe-out walking style was corrected with special insoles.

4. In dance or sports, a position where the feet are turned outward for balance or style.

The skater held a strong toe-out position during the spin.