About The Word Pes
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Pes
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What's The Definition Of Pes?
[n] the foot of a human being; "his bare feet projected from his trousers"; "armored from head to foot"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Pes: foot | human foot Related Terms | Find terms related to Pes: arch | clubfoot | digit | dog | extremity | fetlock | foot | forefoot | forepaw | harefoot | heel | hoof | instep | pad | pastern | patte | paw | pedal extremity | pedes | pied | pug | sole | splayfoot | toe | tootsy | trotter | ungula See Also | arcuate artery | arteria arcuata | arteria digitalis | arteria metatarsea | big toe | calcaneus | digital arteries | flatfoot | great toe | hallux | heel | heelbone | homo | human | human being | instep | intercapitular vein | leg | little toe | man | metatarsal artery | metatarsal vein | os tarsi fibulare | pedal extremity | pes planus | sole | splayfoot | toe | vena intercapitalis | vena metatarsus | vertebrate foot Pes In Webster's Dictionary \Pes\, n.; pl. {Pedes} . [L., the foot.] (Anat.)
The distal segment of the hind limb of vertebrates, including
the tarsus and foot.
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