A verbal or written Toes Command (also known as Tiptoes or Tippytoes) requires a standing or walking House Boy to raise both heels and shift body weight forward while remaining upright, usually for the purpose of obedient demonstration but occasionally for active instruction to cautiously continue movement while avoiding unnecessary noise or potential injury from objects in his path.

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Rule 232A-M — Toes Command (Active)
Classified: III - Verbal and Non-Verbal Commands