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slipper

[slip-er] / ˈslɪp ər /


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Early birds carted off their treasures, while latecomers swarmed over boxes of stemless wineglasses and waffle-knit slippers, grabbing whatever they could carry or pry from the wall.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s because “Bad Cinderella” is not the clever, high-spirited revamp you might have expected, casting contemporary fairy dust on the classic story of love and slippers.

From New York Times

His calm, in the face of wounds from the shards of glass, and the dried blood over his body, dressed only in his underwear and slippers, remains with me today.

From New York Times

He kept to himself and did not cause trouble, Lieutenant Cephas said, though he would often spend a lot of time in the restroom, where he would wash up and change into slippers.

From New York Times

In a small clearing, pink, tan and gold baby ballet slippers ringed a black lectern.

From New York Times