swell foot

He looked down to the book, beside his swollen feet.

They were a little big, which was good now, considering his swollen feet.

He was rescued from the sea with only swollen feet.

Once, a first pregnancy was a chance to put your slightly swollen feet up.

There was another new nurse, this one a middle-aged woman with swollen feet.

He smiled at her, then leaned to pull swollen feet into cold boots.

I peeled her shoes from swollen feet, trying not to remove skin in the process.

Devastating things have just happened to this man, as we see by his delicate hurt hands and swollen feet.

He gazed down at his swollen feet and lifted the left one about ten inches from the floor.

She worked the outer boot onto his somewhat swollen feet.

But she found she could not put it on her swollen foot.

On that note, it's time for errands, swollen foot and all.

So, climbing a ladder, I collected every one despite my swollen foot.

Some had swollen feet; they couldn't get boots on.

The dancers use them to ice down swollen feet and sore lower backs.

The officers and men had to take the shoestrings out of the boots to get them onto their swollen feet.

His father, the carpenter, had swollen feet because he had been on them all day: from one building site to another.

I should be at home in front of the TV, she thought, with my swollen feet propped up.

She slid her swollen feet over the side of the bed and heaved herself up into a seated position.

Your swollen foot or leg is red or warm to the touch.

They have bad teeth, swollen feet and a litany of other health problems, from high blood pressure to tuberculosis.

He did not compete because of swollen feet and ankles, a result of his record run.

So she peered closer, as the waters of the stream rushed about her swollen feet.

Then his swollen feet would refuse to work, and instead of floating he would fall.

It was a relief to find a stream lower down, to drink and bathe swollen feet.