[DOC] [TLE] Jeopardy, Season 3 (1986-1987, incomplete) Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] Pappy's mountain likker or the little bump on his toe (FEET) ... Podiatry was 
originally known as this, probably coined from the Greek words for "hand" & "feet"
... [DOC] [TLE] foot talk: A potted history of podiatry [PAR] Dec 22, 2008 ... Whilst other groups have contributed to the care of feet; podiatry (aka chiropody) 
... "Chiro" Greek meaning hand and foot; and Pod Latin for foot. ... US podiatrists 
considered the word chiropody was originally written 'Chirurgpodist" or ... He 
believed for the sake of euphony the word "chiropodist" was coined. [DOC] [TLE] Podiatry/Chiropody History | Student Doctor Network [PAR] who in the 1700's coined the term "chiropody" [cheir=hand; pody=feet]. This was 
the ... in name: 1) the "chir" in the word chiropody meant hand in. Greek, thus it 
was not reflective of a profession that deals primarily with feet. 2) The words .... I 
probably won't see much of your friend. I'd be glad to help if I can... [DOC] [TLE] Chiropodist | Define Chiropodist at Dictionary.com [PAR] Chiropodist definition, a podiatrist. See more. ... Word Origin and History for chi
ropodist. Expand. n. 1785, from chiro- "hand" + pod-, stem of Greek pous "foot" (
see foot (n.)) + -ist. Probably coined by Canadian-born U.S. healer Daniel Palmer 
(1845-1913); originally they treated both hands and feet. A much-maligned word
... [DOC] [TLE] latin - Podiatrist vs. pedometer vs. pedophile? - English Language ... [PAR] Aug 19, 2016 ... Originally, a podium is something you stand on (when getting a medal, ... Words 
from Greek and Latin with AI or AE in them ... a hybrid coined from Latin pedis (
genitive of pes "foot;" see foot (n.) ... Sometimes it means "of children" (following 
the Greek etymology) and sometimes it means "of feet" (following... [DOC] [TLE] Chiropodist/Podiatrist | Podiatry Arena [PAR] Jan 27, 2009 ... As Simon correctly stated, chiro derives from the Greek word cheri, which ... So 
from people who use hands on feet (chiropodists) we are now ... The term '
chiropody' was coined by a quack named David Low in 1785 ... Interestingly, my 
Chiropody Diploma classes were called "Podiatric Medicine I, II, III" etc. [DOC] [TLE] a clinical study; J Hand Surg Br; 1987 Jun;12(2):256-9 - PRESENT ... [PAR] 1785, from chiro- "hand" + pod-, stem of Greek pous "foot" (see foot (n.)) + -ist. 
Probably coined by Canadian-born U.S. healer Daniel Palmer (1845-1913); 
originally they treated both hands and feet. A much-maligned word among ..... If 
you don't want your own words quoted back to you, don't write them. If what I post 
doesn't... [DOC] [TLE] 12 Technical Vocabulary: Law and Medicine [PAR] define one technical word in terms of other technical words, and you can ... 
coined between 1973 and 1993, or whether in 1973 the makers of the dictionary 
.... probably better just not to die. .... elderly), psychiatry (the mind), podiatry (the 
feet). The practice in which they engaged was called therapy, from the Greek 
word for. [DOC] [TLE] What does chiropodist mean - Definition of chiropodist - Word finder [PAR] 1785, from chiro- "hand" + pod-, stem of Greek pous "foot" (see foot (n.)) + -ist. 
Probably coined by Canadian-born U.S. healer Daniel Palmer (1845-1913); 
originally they treated both hands and feet. A much-maligned word among 
classicists, who point out it could mean "having chapped feet" but probably doesn
't, and in that... [DOC] [TLE] pseudodictionary: the dictionary for words (i.e., stuff

Question: Podiatry was originally known as this, probably coined from the Greek words for "hand" & "feet"
Answer: chiropodist