loafer
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈloʊfər/
:
mocasín
- We changed from hiking boots to penny loafers and reported to work Tuesday morning.
- penny loafers
- loafers without socks
- wear loafers
Jenny Kane loafers and a Jenny Kane sweater.
- Jenny Kane loafers and a Jenny Kane sweater.
- He had a suit on and he starts taking off his Gucci loafers.
- OK, so the pleated outfit, the Vessy sneakers, the Prada loafers, a pair of Lululemon alliance.
- Ivan was very nice to kind of help kick start that goal for me by gifting me these beautiful Celine loafers that I've been having my eyes on.
- It's so, so pretty and girly and, like, comfortable, easy to wear, like with some little loafers or boots.
Examples
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I have some Chanel loafers that I love, so I totally get it.
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"Cabot rose and slipped into his black loafers before walking to his desk.
Fiction book (1991) -
I got him some loafers from the row.
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These are some leather loafers type things.
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And I did buy two pairs of Italian loafers, size 11.
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I was only too happy to slip off my loafers and roll up my sleeves.
Fiction book (1991) -
Got me some long pants, a neat little polo shirt, and a pair of penny loafers.
Fiction book (1994) -
His shoes were burnt-almond loafers, polished to a mirror surface.
Fiction book (1995) -
I've got my Top Shop bag, my camera, and my Kurt Geiger loafers which kind of match my bag.
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I wore my new loafers to the casual dinner party and received many compliments.
Synonyms
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1.0
A covering for the foot with a sole and often a heel
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6.0
A soft leather shoe with a flexible sole often decorated with beads
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word loafer for the shoe comes from the verb to loaf, which means 'to relax or do nothing'. So the shoe is a simple, low, slip-on style made for easy, casual wear.