Shoes Vocabulary
SNEAKERS – Casual shoes worn for sports or exercise
He wore his sneakers to the gym.
BOOTS – A type of footwear that covers the foot and ankle, and sometimes part of the calf
She wore warm boots to the mountain hike.
LOAFERS –Slip-on shoes, usually made of leather or suede, often worn for casual or business attire
He bought new loafers for work.
FLIP-FLOPS – Casual sandals with a Y-shaped strap that goes between the toes
She wore flip-flops on the beach.
Shoes Vocabulary
SANDALS – Open-toe shoes with straps, worn in warm weather
He wore sandals to stay cool on the hot day.
HIGH HEELS – Footwear with a raised heel, usually worn by women for formal occasions
She wore high heels to the party.
FLATS – Shoes with a flat sole, typically worn for comfort or casual wear
She prefers wearing flats to work instead of high heels.
OXFORDS – Formal shoes with laces, usually made of leather
He wore oxfords to the wedding.
MOCCASINS – Soft, slip-on shoes made from leather or fabric, often with no heel
She wore comfortable moccasins around the house.
CLOGS – Footwear made from wood or other solid material, with an open back
The chef wore clogs in the kitchen for safety.
WEDGES – Shoes with a heel that runs the length of the shoe, typically worn by women
She wore stylish wedges at the summer picnic.
ALLET FLATS – Flat shoes that resemble ballet slippers, typically worn by women
She wore ballet flats with her dress to the wedding.
WORK BOOTS – Sturdy boots designed for manual work, often with a thick sole He wore work boots for the construction job.
Shoes Vocabulary
RUNNING SHOES – Shoes designed for running, with cushioning and a flexible sole
She bought new running shoes for her marathon.
SLIPPERS – Comfortable footwear worn indoors
He put on his slippers after coming home.
HIKING BOOTS – Sturdy boots designed for outdoor hiking, usually waterproof – They wore hiking boots during the mountain trek.
CHELSEA BOOTS – A type of ankle-high boot with elastic side panels
He wore Chelsea boots with his jeans.
Shoes Vocabulary
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SLIP-ONS – Shoes that can be easily slipped on and off without the need for laces
She wore slip-ons for a quick trip to the store.
BROOKS – A type of lightweight running shoe, often known for comfort and support
She runs in Brooks for long-distance races.
BOAT SHOES – shoes made of leather or canvas, designed for boating or sailing, with non-slip soles
He wore boat shoes while sailing.
MULE SHOES – Backless shoes with a closed or open toe, often worn for casual or semi-formal occasions
She wore a stylish pair of mules to the party.
Shoes Vocabulary
PLIMSOLLS – Lightweight canvas shoes with rubber soles, originally designed for athletic use
He wore plimsolls during his workout session.
WELLINGTON BOOTS – Waterproof rubber boots, often worn in wet conditions or outdoor activities
She wore Wellington boots while walking in the muddy field.
ANKLE BOOTS – Boots that cover the ankle, typically worn for both casual and formal occasions
He wore ankle boots with his winter jacket.
RIDING BOOTS –Tall boots designed for horseback riding, often made of leather
She wore her riding boots during the equestrian event.
KNEE-HIGH BOOTS – Boots that extend to the knee, often worn for fashion or warmth
She wore knee-high boots with her skirt.
Shoes Vocabulary
CREEPERS – Flat shoes with thick rubber soles, often associated with the punk or goth subculture
He wore creepers to the concert for a bold look.
T-BAR SANDALS – A type of sandal with a strap across the toes and another strap across the ankle in the shape of a T
She wore T-Bar sandals for the wedding.
GALOSHES – Waterproof overshoes worn to protect other footwear from rain or snow
She put on galoshes before stepping outside in the rain.
Shoes Vocabulary
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