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pedal
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pedal1
a. any foot-operated lever or other device, esp one of the two levers that drive the chain wheel of a bicycle, the foot brake, clutch control, or accelerator of a car, one of the levers on an organ controlling deep bass notes, or one of the levers on a piano used to create a muted effect or sustain tone
b. (as modifier): a pedal cycle

pedal2
of or relating to the foot or feet

pedal [′ped·əl]
(biology)
Of or pertaining to the foot.
(design engineering)
A lever operated by foot.


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Byline: Rodney Masters SHINING GALE, a winner at Haydock on Saturday, will miss the rest of the season, having fractured his near-fore pedal bone during the race.
When the laminae tissue is damaged, the pedal bone can move out of position.
He had won in France before we bought him and then he had to have a season off with a fractured pedal bone which was a bit of a concern at the time.
 
 
 
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