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Answer: TOED

TOED is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 89 times.

• Pigeon-___
• See 33-Across
• Steel-___
• Two-___ sloth
• Hammered obliquely
• ___ the line (obeyed)
• Web-___
• Nailed obliquely
• Drove obliquely
• ___ the line (behaved)
• Pointy-___
• Pigeon follower?
• Follower of three- or pigeon-
• ___ the line (conformed)
• Pigeon- ___
• ___ the line (did one's duty)
• Struck a nail obliquely
• Open-___ shoes
• Erred as a carpenter
• Three-___ sloth
• Word after pigeon or twinkle
• Hammered on a slant
• Struck with the outer end of the head of a golf club
• Open end?
• What the suffix -dactylous means
• Played footsie with, perhaps
• Pigeon-__
• Open or pigeon add-on
• __ the line: obeyed
• Pigeon tail?
• Two-__ sloth
• __ the line (conformed)
• Driven obliquely
• __ the line (behaved)
• Angled a nail
• Word with "steel" or "pigeon"
• Word with ''pigeon''
• Word with pointy or pigeon
• Having "piggies"
• Hammered at a slant
• Pointy-___ shoe
• Square-___ (prim)
• Nailed on a slant
• Driven obliquely, as a nail
• Word with "pigeon"
• ___ the line: obeyed
• Mishit a golf ball
• Miss-hit a tee shot
• Drove diagonally
• Obliquely driven, as nails
• Three- ___ sloth
• See 18-Down
• Kicked, in a way
• ___ the line: conformed
• Tip follower
• Web-___ salamander
• Closed-___ shoes
• Hammered on an angle
• Two- ___ sloth
• Steel-___ boots
• "Open" or "pigeon" add-on
• Steel-___ work boots
• Open-___ sandals
• Pigeon-
• Two- sloth
• Nailed at a slant
• Word that follows steel, open or pigeon
• Three- sloth
• Turned inward
• Unlike sandals
• Open-___ shoe
• Web-___ (otter-like)
• Word after steel or pigeon
• ___ the line (followed orders)
• Word with steel or square
• ___ the line
• Having digits
• Digital
• Digitate
• Drove obliquely, as a nail
• Odd-___ (rhino descriptor)
• Like you, but not snakes
• ___ the line (didn't act up)
• Word with "two" or "three" to describe a sloth
• Follower of open or pigeon
• Word with open or pigeon
• ___ the line (was obedient)
• Hit off the end of the club, in golf lingo
• Word with pigeon or pointy