sweat sock
- noun
- /swɛt sɑk/
- Their yellow gowns were cinched tight at their waists, and below the long hems, the girls wore white sweat socks and high-top sneakers.
- wearing sweat socks
Examples
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He snatched my laundry bag and pulled out a sweat sock.
Academic text (2005) -
For my workout, I always wear my favorite sweat socks to keep my feet dry.
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After playing basketball, I realized I needed to wash my sweat socks because they were soaked.
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During the marathon, I wore special sweat socks designed to offer extra comfort and support.
Synonyms
A soft covering for your foot and lower part of the leg worn inside a shoe
A sock worn for sports that keeps feet comfortable and dry
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Etymology
Sweat sock comes from a simple sports image: a thick sock that soaks up sweat during exercise. That's why sweat sock means 'a thick sock that soaks up sweat and is worn for sports'.