IPA: /ˈklʌbˌfʊt/
KK: /klʌbˌfʊt/
A birth defect where a person's foot is twisted out of shape or position, often causing difficulty in walking.
The doctor diagnosed the baby with clubfoot after noticing the unusual shape of the foot.
Clubfoot is formed from "club" (from Old English *clyppe*, meaning a heavy stick or cudgel) and "foot" (from Old English *fōt*, meaning the lower limb). The term describes a foot that is twisted or deformed, resembling the shape of a club.
Think of a 'heavy stick' ('club') and a 'lower limb' ('foot') to remember that 'clubfoot' refers to a foot that is twisted like a club.
No commonly confused words.