Thesaurus / slipper
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First, we can wear shoes — especially when carrying or moving something — or slippers.
‘A PANDEMIC OF BROKEN TOES’: HOW LIFE AT HOME HAS BEEN PAINFUL FOR FEETELIZABETH CHANGJANUARY 12, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Tasha Zemke, copy editor Every winter I treat myself to a new pair of slippers.
THE GEAR OUR EDITORS LOVED IN NOVEMBERTHE EDITORSDECEMBER 4, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
Their versatile build “sits at the intersection between a runner, a travel slipper, a water shoe, and a low-cut hiking boot,” he wrote.
OUTSIDE'S 12 DAYS OF DEALSTHE EDITORSDECEMBER 1, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
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 GEAR OUR EDITORS LOVED IN OCTOBERTHE EDITORSNOVEMBER 5, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
The leather slippers are intended for all-day wear, year-round.
GIFT GUIDE: WHAT TO WEAR WHEN WORKING FROM HOMERACHEL KINGNOVEMBER 2, 2020FORTUNE
The pandemic era has been tough on clothing makers as many people trade in their office and going-out clothes for sweats and slippers.
These Tibetan slipper socks are perfect for those who want to stay comfy at home.
SOCKS THAT MAKE GREAT GIFTSPOPSCI COMMERCE TEAMSEPTEMBER 30, 2020POPULAR SCIENCE
Her foot, thrust into a heel-less Tunisian slipper of blue velvet embroidered with seed pearls, beat the floor impatiently.
THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME III (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS
Wilder flung a slipper across the room that missed Tootles head and clattered among the paint-brushes.
THE WOMAN GIVESOWEN JOHNSON
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.
THE WOMAN GIVESOWEN JOHNSON
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