galoshes
goloshes
/ (ɡəˈlɒʃɪz) /
(sometimes singular) a pair of waterproof overshoes
Origin of galoshes
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How to use galoshes in a sentence
He listened, a little confused, trying to catch up, while he pulled off his galoshes to reveal tan suede moccasin boots.
The girls entered the warm little office, stamping snow from their galoshes.
Ghost Beyond the Gate | Mildred A. WirtMy companion was working on a pair of stubborn galoshes as I prepared my coat for a quick exit through the snow.
The Land of Look Behind | Paul Cameron BrownPenny and Louise saw that she was thinly clad in a light weight coat, and wore no galoshes.
The Cry at Midnight | Mildred A. WirtWassermann from the Customs House came down too, his galoshes leaving a long dragging trail in the dry sand.
Egholm and his God | Johannes Buchholtz
Never mind; it must be a very fine picture of you yourself or we should have seen the galoshes sooner.
Famous Days in the Century of Invention | Gertrude L. Stone
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