n. In machinery: A form of cam by which the valve-rods are lifted in the Stevens valve-gear for vertical river-boat engines.n. In a car-wheel, the outer edge of the flange.— 9. The pointed end of the foot of an organ-pipe.— 10. In golf, the nose of a club. See nose, 5.In golf, to strike (a ball) off the toe of the club.— 4. To drive (nails or heavy steel pins) obliquely through a piece or element of a frame to secure it to another placed at an angle with it. The nails, entering both pieces, fasten them together against light stresses laterally, and the necessity for tenon and mortise is avoided.n. A digit of the foot, corresponding to a finger of the hand: as, the great toe; the little toe; the hind toe of a bird.n. A digit of either foot, fore or hind, of a quadruped, especially when there are three or more (a large single toe, or a pair of large toes, inclosed in horn, being commonly called hoof).n. The fore part, end, or tip of the hoof of an ungulate, as the horse.n. The end of a stocking, shoe, or boot which contains or covers the toes: as, square or round toes; a hole in the toe.n. A piece of iron welded under the front of a horseshoe, opposite the heels, to prevent slipping. See cut under shoe.n. A projection from the foot-piece of an object to give it a broader bearing and greater stability.n. A barb, stud, or projection on a lock-bolt.n. In machinery:n. The lower end of a vertical shaft, as a mill-spindle, which rests in a step.n. An arm on the valve-lifting rod of a steam-engine.To touch or reach with the toes.To furnish or provide a toe to or for; mend the toe of: as, to toe a stocking.To place or move the toes, as in walking or dancing.