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Clothes and Fashion - Footwear

Here you will learn the name of different types of footwear in English, such as "sneakers", "loafer" and "wellington".

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moccasin

a flat leather shoe without a separate heel, the sole of which is brought up and stitched to the top, originally worn by Native Americans

[noun]
cowboy boot

a leather boot with a pointed tip, raised heel and calf-high shaft, originally worn by cowboys

[noun]
Dr Martens

(trademark) a type of comfortable heavy boot with a laced-up calf-height shaft and air-cushioned sole

[noun]
loafer

a type of shoe that is flat with a low heel, made of leather, and can be worn without fastening

[noun]
pump

a type of light athletic shoe made of canvas with a rubber sole glued to it

[noun]
slingback

a woman's footwear that is open at the back and is fastened by a narrow strap

[noun]
mule

a slipper or a woman's shoe with no fitting around the heel

[noun]
sneaker

a light, soft shoe with a rubber sole, worn for sports or casual occasions

[noun]
flipper

a rubber shoe that is flat and has an expanded front paddle that enables one to swim faster

[noun]
brogue

a heavy leather shoe with decorative patterns and a hobnailed sole

[noun]
roller skate

a shoe with a set of small wheels attached to the bottom used for skating

[noun]
sandal

an open shoe that fastens the sole to one's foot with straps, particularly worn when the weather is warm

[noun]
high heels

shoes with tall and thin heels, usually worn by women

[noun]
athletic shoe

a shoe made of thick cotton or leather used for playing sports

[noun]
deck shoe

a flat shoe made of canvas or leather with a rubber sole that does not slip and a lace going through a channel at the back

[noun]
blucher

a type of shoe characterized by an open lacing system sewn on top of the vamp

[noun]
figure skate

a type of ice skate that is designed with a long, curved blade and a stiff boot, used primarily for figure skating and other ice sports

[noun]
heels

shoes that have tall and thin heels, worn by women

[noun]
rollerblade

(trademark) a boot with a line of small wheels at its bottom that is used for skating

[noun]
platform

a woman's shoe with a thick layer between the inner and outer soles

[noun]
ski boot

a specialized footwear designed for use in alpine skiing that provides support and stability to the skier's foot, ankle, and lower leg

[noun]
slipper

soft and comfortable footwear worn indoors

[noun]
tennis shoe

a light, soft shoe with a rubber sole, worn for tennis or on casual occasions

[noun]
trainer

a sports shoe with a rubber sole that is worn casually or for doing exercise

[noun]
thong

a backless sandal held to the foot by a thong between the big toe and the second toe

[noun]
rubber boot

a type of waterproof footwear made of rubber or other synthetic materials, designed to keep feet dry

[noun]
snowshoe

a type of footwear designed to help individuals walk on top of deep snow

[noun]
stiletto

a woman's footwear marked by a thin high heel

[noun]
galosh

a rubber-made overshoe that is waterproof and is worn in snow or slush

[noun]
boot

a type of strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle and often the lower part of the leg

[noun]
saddle shoe

a casual shoe style featuring a white leather toe and contrasting color leather "saddle" extending over the arch of the foot

[noun]
oxfords

a pair of shoes made of leather with laces and a low heel

[noun]
desert boot

an ankle-high boot with a suede or leather upper, a crepe rubber sole, and two or three eyelets for lacing

[noun]
rain boot

a waterproof, typically rubber boot worn to protect the feet from getting wet in rainy or wet conditions

[noun]
combat boot

a military-style boot that typically features a high ankle shaft, lace-up front, and slip-resistant sole

[noun]
bowling shoe

a type of shoe with a smooth sole for sliding and a rubber sole for stability, designed for use in the sport of bowling

[noun]
cleats

a pair of athletic shoes that is cleated at the sole, especially used for football

[noun]
chukka boot

an ankle-high boot with two or three pairs of eyelets for lacing, typically made from suede or leather

[noun]
cross trainer

a kind of shoe that is suitable for a range of activities and sports

[noun]
hockey skate

an ice skate specifically designed for playing hockey, featuring a rigid boot made from a sharpened steel blade, and optional support features

[noun]
ice skate

a boot with a blade at the bottom used to move quickly on ice

[noun]
jackboot

a type of military boot typically made of leather with a tall, stiff shaft that extends up to the knee or higher

[noun]
riding boot

a type of footwear designed specifically for horseback riding, typically featuring a tall shaft that extends up to the knee or just below

[noun]
spectator pump

a type of women's dress shoe featuring a two-tone design with the vamp and heel cap in one color and the rest of the shoe in another

[noun]
track shoe

a shoe worn for running on a track that has spikes on the sole

[noun]
waders

a type of waterproof boot that are designed to be worn in wet or muddy environments

[noun]
walking shoe

an athletic footwear designed for walking, providing comfort, support, and durability for extended periods of time

[noun]
clog

a shoe or sandal with a heavy wooden sole

[noun]
derby

a type of formal shoe characterized by its open lacing system, often with a rounded toe and a low heel, typically worn as dress shoes or for formal occasions

[noun]
flip-flop

a backless sandal, usually made of rubber or plastic, with a V-shaped strap between the big toe and the one next to it

[noun]
hiking boot

a type of shoe made for walking on rough terrains and long distances, often used for outdoor activities like hiking or camping

[noun]
hip boot

a type of waterproof footwear that extends up to the hip to protect the feet and legs from water and other hazards while wading or working in wet conditions

[noun]
wellington

a rubber or plastic boot that extends to the knee and is waterproof, originally a military leather boot common in 19th century

[noun]
anklet

a short, low-cut shoe that exposes the ankle, and is typically worn by children

[noun]
steel toe boot

a boot with a steel or reinforced toe cap for foot protection in hazardous work environments

[noun]
pump

an open and flat women's shoe, similar to a ballerina's shoe, usually worn for dancing or exercising

[noun]
kicks

a pair of soft shoes worn casually or during exercise

[noun]
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