The pigeon-toed toddler waddled across the playground, tripping over his own feet.

The web-toed duck paddled effortlessly across the pond at dawn.

He was toing and froing between the two conference rooms all morning, juggling phone calls and documents.

The old librarian toed and froed between the stacks, checking each title for damage.

The twinkle-toed dancer glided across the stage, landing each step with effortless grace.

The odd-toed horse pawed at the ground as the storm approached.

The fin-toed duck paddled across the pond, its webbed feet propelling it with surprising speed.

The even-toed antelope paused at the water's edge, testing the current with cautious steps before drinking.

I called my grandfather's advice square-toed, teasing him about his old-fashioned, overly proper ways.

Despite the temptation to improvise, she toed the mark and followed the original choreography exactly.