Definitions

1. noun

A deformity of the foot, in which the foot is raised on the toes and the heel is lowered, resulting in an inability to walk.

“The patient suffered from equinus, which made walking extremely difficult.”

2. adjective

Having the foot or leg deformed so that it cannot be straightened, especially in a way that causes the heel to be lower than the toes.

“She suffered from equinus, which made it hard for her to walk normally.”