square-toed
- adjective
- /ˈskwɛr toʊd/
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- Her uniform was a starched white cotton shirt with a little black skirt and square-toed, chunky-heeled loafers.
- square-toed boots
- black square-toed
Examples
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Whether you need a waterproof boot, steel toe, soft toe, square toe, met guard, non puncture Shank, non slip toe, they've got it.
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She had black, square-toed boots that made her just a little taller than me.
Fiction book (1996) -
They have this square toe, which I like a lot.
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It's like not quite square toe, not quite fully rounded, just very beautiful, classic, you know, sort of moccasin style.
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Whether you need a waterproof boot, steel toe, soft toe, square toe, met guard non punch or Shank, non slip sole, they've got it all.
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Her new black square-toed loafers are both stylish and comfortable.
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He wore a pair of rugged square-toed boots for hiking in the rugged terrain.
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The designer showcased a collection featuring square-toed heels, which were a popular trend this season.
Synonyms
A shoe or boot with a flat, straight toe instead of a round one
Antonyms
How Square
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word square-toed comes from the parts square ('having four straight sides') and toe ('the front part of a shoe'). It describes shoes with a flat, square front instead of a round one, so you can remember it by the shape of the toe.