shoeless
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1.7
- adjective
- /ˈʃuːləs/
:
descalzo
- Sharp stones hurt their shoeless feet.
- shoeless feet
- shoeless man
- shoeless stroll
And then he does come down and he's like shirtless and shoeless, like in his gym shorts.
- And then he does come down and he's like shirtless and shoeless, like in his gym shorts.
- And, and, and cause does come down in like his gym shorts and shirtless and shoeless and they go into the house.
- So you have this beardy, non-native shoeless with shoe, no shoes, walked holes in his Ralph Lauren socks, like in a wedding suit.
Examples
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On hot days, we often enjoyed walking shoeless along the sandy beach.
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Number three, it was a family of dirty shoeless children and I was one of them.
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Children run around naked and shoeless and play as children do.
Academic text (1998) -
I pointed to my shoeless foot.
Fiction book (1990) -
These shoeless children are with me, Mr. Summers.
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Maputo is crowded with homeless and often shoeless refugees, people without work or a place to wash or enough to eat.
Academic text (1998) -
The kids, and they're about half of the refugees, are dirty, and if not naked, then shoeless and needy.
Academic text (1998) -
On my part, I acted like a man so used to shoeless runners picking their way through broken rock and mud that his feet weren't worth commenting on.
Fiction book (2001) -
The shoeless children played joyfully in the warm summer grass.
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After running through the field, he realized he was completely shoeless and covered in dirt.
Synonyms
72
1.1
Not wearing shoes or socks
1
8.6
A person or animal that is not wearing shoes, like a horse without horseshoes
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1.5
With no shoes on your feet
Not wearing shoes, especially said about animals like horses
Antonyms
How Shod
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shoeless puts together the simple word shoe and the ending -less, which means 'without', like in hopeless or careless. So, shoeless means 'not wearing shoes', like a child running barefoot.