clavus
/ˈklævəs/Definitions
1. noun
A small, rounded or oval-shaped warty growth on the nail of a toe or finger, especially one caused by a fungal infection.
“The athlete had to cut his toenails because of the painful clavus that was forming.”
1. noun
A small, rounded or oval-shaped warty growth on the nail of a toe or finger, especially one caused by a fungal infection.
“The athlete had to cut his toenails because of the painful clavus that was forming.”