英和和英

to stand on tiptoe

to stand on tiptoe

to stand on tiptoe

I go wherever fancy leads me.

moving with tiptoe steps

to tiptoe―walk on tiptoe

toe-nails

in Japan, to play the game of stone-paper-scissors using ones foot

in ballet, the extreme tip of the toe, called pointe

That keeps me on my toes.

the part of a finger nearest the nail

My legs are asleep [numb, benumbed].

A crime or a criminal is traced.

of ballet, to turn on point called a pirouette

the nail at the end of a toe

of an instep, the condition of being high

from head to foot―from top to toe

My legs feel heavy.

His feet are chapped all over.

of an instep, the condition of being high

shoe sole extending from the shank to the toe

My foot tickles.

He is a good walker―a good pedestrian.

I hurt my leg.

My legs feel heavy.

My legs are unsteady.

with the feet foremost

the sole of the foot

care for one's feet by cutting and shaping the nails, etc.

having feet