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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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beginning of the toe

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Do we call the crease where your toe starts, the beginning of the toe?

As a women, I really don't like shoes where you can see the beginning of your toes, the crease before you toes go into the shoe.

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Hi I would call that the tops of the toes: - As a woman, I really don't like sandals where the strap doesn't cover the tops of your toes Dave

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  • Hi I would call that the tops of the toes: - As a woman, I really don't like sandals where the strap doesn't cover the tops of your toes Dave
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Hi

I would call that the tops of the toes:

- As a woman, I really don't like sandals where the strap doesn't cover the tops of your toes

Dave
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I've lived a long time and worn a lot of shoes without having to find a way to talk about toe cleavage.
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