n.
See athlete's foot.
[New Latin : Medieval Latin tinea, tinea + Latin pedis, genitive of pēs, foot.]
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tinea pedis
American Heritage Dictionary:
tinea ped·is |
n.
See athlete's foot.
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Mosby's Dental Dictionary:
tinea pedis |
n
A chronic superficial fungal infection of the foot, especially of the skin between the toes.
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