Crocs
- noun
- /krɒks/
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Crocs
- She wore her colorful Crocs while gardening because they are so comfortable.
Guys, do Crocs shrink with heat?
- Guys, do Crocs shrink with heat?
- My mom actually stole a pair of my Crocs from me.
- Let me wear it with beige trousers and beige Crocs looking like a Crayola crayon.
- There was no way I was letting Nate walk out of the store with those Crocs without me getting a pair too.
- Yeah, you accidentally LED a Just Stop Oil protest in your Crocs.
- In fact, I almost wore my other Crocs today that are tie dye rainbow with like fuzzy slipper inside.
- Those are headlights that go on Crocs or other slippers.
- You should go in Crocs one more time.
Examples
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There was no way I was letting Nate walk out of the store with those Crocs without me getting a pair too.
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I've got my Crocs on to make sure I don't kick anything and hurt myself.
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My mom actually stole a pair of my Crocs from me.
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Guys, do Crocs shrink with heat?
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Now I want a pair of custom hydrated Crocs that will last me forever.
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Guys, it is Crocs season and we are about to just go correct Siren clog black.
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Let me wear it with beige trousers and beige Crocs looking like a Crayola crayon.
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I slipped on my Crocs before heading out to the beach for the day.
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After work, I love to relax in my Crocs and enjoy the evening sun.
Synonyms
14
4.9
A shoe with a thick wooden sole and sometimes an open heel
4
5.1
A lightweight plastic shoe worn for comfort and casual use
A light, comfortable shoe made of soft plastic with holes that let air reach your feet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crocs comes from the animal name crocodile, because the first shoes had a bumpy, textured look that made people think of crocodile skin. A helpful way to remember it is to picture these easy, waterproof clogs as casual outdoor shoes.