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Footwear Vocabulary - Slippers

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Footwear Vocabulary
footwear
footwear
[noun]

things worn on the feet, such as shoes, boots, etc.

Ex: The store had a wide selection of footwear, ranging from athletic sneakers to elegant heels. 
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indoors
indoors
[Adverb]

in or into a building, room, etc.

Ex: Due to the heavy rain, they decided to stay indoors all day. 
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to slip on

to put on a piece of clothing or footwear quickly and easily, often without fastening or tying it

Ex: She slipped on her shoes and ran outside. 
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fancy
fancy
[Adjective]

elaborate or sophisticated in style, often designed to impress

Ex: She wore a fancy gown to the ball, adorned with intricate lace and jewels. 
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cozy
cozy
[Adjective]

providing warmth, softness, and a sense of ease or relaxation, often associated with comfort in clothing, accessories, or experiences

Ex: These cozy socks keep my feet warm during the winter. 
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to wrap up

to cover something by putting paper or a similar material around it

Ex: The gift needs wrapping up in colorful paper for the birthday party. 
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origin
origin
[noun]

the point or place where something has its foundation or beginning

Ex: The origin of the river is in the mountains to the north. 
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back then
back then
[Adverb]

at a previous time in the past

Ex: Back then, people didn’t have smartphones and relied on landlines. 
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palm
palm
[noun]

a tropical tree with a big trunk and feather-like or fan-shaped leaves

Ex: The palm trees swayed gently in the ocean breeze along the tropical coastline. 
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silk
silk
[noun]

a type of smooth soft fabric made from the threads that silkworms produce

Ex: She draped a silk scarf around her neck, enjoying the cool, smooth texture against her skin. 
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to settle for

to reluctantly choose someone or something because no one or nothing else is available

Ex: After searching for hours, they had to settle for the only available rental car at the airport. 
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rough
rough
[Adjective]

having an uneven or jagged texture

Ex: His hands were calloused and rough from years of manual labor. 
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open-toed
open-toed
[Adjective]

(of footwear) having the toes exposed or not covered

Ex: She wore open-toe sandals to the summer party. 
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closed-toe
closed-toe
[Adjective]

designed with a covered front area that fully encloses the toes

Ex: Closed-toe shoes are required in the factory. 
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to serve
to serve
[Verb]

to be of use or help in fulfilling or accomplishing something

Ex: A large cardboard box will serve the purpose. 
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slightly
slightly
[Adverb]

in a small amount, extent, or level

Ex: He slightly adjusted the mirror before driving. 
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purpose
purpose
[noun]

the reason or intention for which something is made, done, or used

Ex: The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the upcoming project deadlines. 
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to include

to have something as a part of the whole

Ex: The ticket price includes access to all attractions. 
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linen
linen
[noun]

cloth that is made from the fibers of a plant called flax, used to make fine clothes, etc.

Ex: She dressed in a simple linen dress, enjoying the breathability and comfort of the fabric on the hot summer day. 
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to breathe

to allow air or moisture to pass through a material or substance

Ex: This type of fabric breathes well, keeping you cool in hot weather. 
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on the other (hand|)

used to introduce a contrasting aspect of a situation, especially when comparing it to a previous point

Ex: The job pays well; on the other hand, the hours are extremely long. 
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ankle
ankle
[noun]

the joint that connects the foot to the leg

Ex: She twisted her ankle while jogging in the park. 
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to prevent

to stop something from happening

Ex: Regular exercise can help prevent certain health issues. 
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moreover
moreover
[Adverb]

used to introduce additional information or to emphasize a point

Ex: The new policy aims to reduce carbon emissions, and moreover, it aligns with the company's commitment to environmental sustainability. 
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discomfort

an unpleasant physical feeling, like a mild or moderate pain, tightness, irritation, itch, or lack of ease in the body

Ex: Prolonged sitting in an awkward position can lead to muscle discomfort in the lower back and legs. 
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to deserve

to do a particular thing or have the qualities needed for being punished or rewarded

Ex: After completing the project ahead of schedule, she deserved the recognition and praise from her team. 
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in return
in return
[Adverb]

as a response or exchange for something given or received

Ex: She helped me with the project, and I gave her some advice in return. 
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taste
taste
[noun]

a strong liking or preference for something

Ex: She has a taste for adventure, always seeking new and exciting experiences. 
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variety
variety
[noun]

a range of things or people with the same general features but different in some details

Ex: The garden showcased a beautiful variety of flowers, each with its unique color and fragrance. 
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to suit
to suit
[Verb]

(of clothes, a color, hairstyle, etc.) to look good on someone

Ex: The bold red dress really suits her and complements her skin tone. 
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to require

to need or demand something as necessary for a particular purpose or situation

Ex: Completing the advanced course will require a solid understanding of the basics. 
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household
household
[noun]

all the people living in a house together, considered as a social unit

Ex: The entire household gathered in the living room to discuss the upcoming family vacation. 
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popular culture

the cultural elements and activities that are widely liked, enjoyed, and shared by the general public, particularly younger people

Ex: The superhero movies are a big part of popular culture these days. 
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safety
safety
[noun]

the condition of being protected and not affected by any potential risk or threat

Ex: The company prioritizes safety by regularly inspecting equipment and training employees to avoid accidents. 
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to represent

to be an image, sign, symbol, etc. of something

Ex: The national flag represents the unity of the country. 
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to last
to last
[Verb]

to remain in a state of good repair or quality

Ex: Despite years of use, the old leather jacket has lasted remarkably well and still looks stylish. 
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to tend
to tend
[Verb]

to be likely to develop or occur in a certain way because that is the usual pattern

Ex: Some plants tend to thrive in direct sunlight, while others prefer shade. 
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to collect

to gradually build up or accumulate

Ex: Dust collects on the shelves if you don't clean regularly. 
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dust
dust
[noun]

the fine, dry particles of matter, such as dirt, earth, or pollen, that can be easily carried by the wind

Ex: The old bookshelf was covered in a thick layer of dust. 
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depending on
depending on
[Adjective]

being determined by conditions or circumstances that follow

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by hand
by hand
[Adverb]

with the hands or physical effort rather than relying on machines or tools

Ex: He painted the fence by hand, carefully applying each stroke with a brush. 
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to [make] (a|the) difference

to have a very strong and noticeable effect on someone or something

Ex: Volunteering at the local shelter can make a difference in the lives of homeless individuals by providing them with food and shelter. 
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to maintain

to make something stay in the same state or condition

Ex: The janitor regularly maintains cleanliness in the office by cleaning and organizing. 
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to [cry] over spilled milk

to feel upset or regretful about something that has already happened and cannot be undone

Ex: Stop crying over spilled milk; the deadline has passed. 
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custom-made
custom-made
[Adjective]

designed and made to meet the needs of a particular individual

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dazzling
dazzling
[Adjective]

extremely impressive or stunning

Ex: Her dazzling performance on the stage left the audience in awe, applauding the singer's vocal prowess. 
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to encrust

to add decorative elements onto a surface to enhance its appearance

Ex: The jeweler encrusted the pendant with emeralds and sapphires. 
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diamond
diamond
[noun]

a naturally occurring, extremely hard crystalline form of carbon, prized as a gemstone

Ex: She wore a necklace with a large diamond. 
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{one's} jaw [drop] (open|)

used when something, such as unexpected news, causes one to be greatly confused or shocked

Ex: When she heard the price of the apartment, her jaw dropped. 
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price tag
price tag
[noun]

a label on an item that shows how much it costs

Ex: She glanced at the price tag and was surprised by how expensive the dress was. 
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jewelry designer

a professional who creates and designs jewelry pieces, usually for sale

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craftsmanship

skill in an occupation or trade

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sheer
sheer
[Adjective]

emphasizing the intensity or pureness of a particular quality or emotion

Ex: The sheer determination in his eyes showed that he would not give up. 
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rarity
rarity
[noun]

something unusual, uncommon, or special, often implying it is noteworthy or collectible

Ex: That stamp is a rarity among collectors. 
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wearable
wearable
[Adjective]

suitable for wear or able to be worn

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work of art

something that is exceptionally well-crafted, attractively presented, or intricately detailed, often admired for its beauty or creativity

Ex: The wedding cake was a true work of art, with delicate sugar flowers and intricate designs. 
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