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athlete's foot

–noun Pathology.
a contagious disease, caused by a fungus that thrives on moist surfaces; ringworm of the feet.

Origin:
1925–30, Americanism
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ath·lete's foot   (āth'lēts)
n.  A contagious fungal skin infection caused by a species of Trichophyton or Epidermophyton that usually affects the feet, especially the skin between the toes, and is characterized by itching, blisters, cracking, and scaling; ringworm of the foot. Also called tinea pedis.
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Cultural Dictionary

athlete's foot

An infection of the skin that usually attacks the feet, causing itching, peeling, and redness. Athlete's foot is caused by a kind of fungus that thrives in damp places.

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Main Entry: ath·lete's foot
Pronunciation: "ath-"lEts-
Function: noun
: ringworm of the feet called also tinea pedis
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athlete's foot ath·lete's foot (āth'lēts)
n.
A contagious fungal skin infection caused by a species of Trichophyton or Epidermophyton that usually affects the feet, especially the skin between the toes, and is characterized by itching, blisters, cracking, and scaling. Also called tinea pedis.

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