bunioned

The forest was old and thick at the edge of the lawn; the bamboo thickets rose thirty feet into the gloom; the trees were moss-slung giants, bunioned and mis­shapen, tentacled with the roots of orchids.

Excerpt: The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai 2006

She sat on the grass and held out her bunioned feet as if for a pedicure.

The Mother Garden Robin Romm 2007

She sat on the grass and held out her bunioned feet as if for a pedicure.

The Mother Garden Robin Romm 2007

They spanned the ceiling of the cave, the long, bunioned fingers of old men and women next to the small prints of children and the entwined hands of lovers.

Song of Time McLaren, Teri 1996

They spanned the ceiling of the cave, the long, bunioned fingers of old men and women next to the small prints of children and the entwined hands of lovers.

Song of Time McLaren, Teri 1996

But in 1745 several Dutch soldiers were poisoned by eating the rough wild Chervil, from which the cultivated sweet variety is to be distinguished by its having its stems swollen beneath the joints -- much as our blue-blooded patricians are signalised by gouty knuckles and bunioned feet.

Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure William Thomas Fernie

We headed for the exit as quickly as our bunioned feet could travel.

Fiddledeedee 2009

He had clown feet, long and bunioned, and he didn’t loosen his tie until he’d pulled his shirt out of his trousers.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

He had clown feet, long and bunioned, and he didn’t loosen his tie until he’d pulled his shirt out of his trousers.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

He had clown feet, long and bunioned, and he didn’t loosen his tie until he’d pulled his shirt out of his trousers.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008