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slipper

noun as in shoe

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First, we can wear shoes — especially when carrying or moving something — or slippers.

Tasha Zemke, copy editor Every winter I treat myself to a new pair of slippers.

Their versatile build “sits at the intersection between a runner, a travel slipper, a water shoe, and a low-cut hiking boot,” he wrote.

Ariella Gintzler, associate editorI’ve been looking for some quality slippers since March, and I’m happy to say I’ve finally found them.

The leather slippers are intended for all-day wear, year-round.

From Fortune

“The prince is not going to come along with a glass slipper,” Thomas says.

Displayed in a main hall lined with transparent cases, each is like a glass slipper menagerie.

Three types of footwear -- including a brogue, a plimsoll, and an evening slipper -- established the basis for Katrantzou's theme.

As if Cinderella showed up at the ball with a little pumpkin schmutz on her glass slipper to wreck the fantasy.

Snooki, meanwhile, has added a new line of platform flip-flops to her slipper line.

Her foot, thrust into a heel-less Tunisian slipper of blue velvet embroidered with seed pearls, beat the floor impatiently.

Wilder flung a slipper across the room that missed Tootles head and clattered among the paint-brushes.

She went to the trunk and shut it with a bang, placing a red-heeled slipper on it, with a neat flash of blue-silk ankle above.

We all laughed, but I took the slipper and beat him with it, while Peter appeared on the verge of tears.

Peter resentfully deposited the pup on the porch, and took my slipper back upstairs.

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On this page you'll find 12 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to slipper, such as: mule, sandal, clog, pump, scuff, and baboosh.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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