A boot or shoe having a high upper. Usually in plural. Now chiefly historical (U.S. in later use).

Any of various kinds of thick-soled footwear; esp. (in plural) wooden clogs which are slipped on the feet without fastening, or raised platform-type…

A size or measure denoted by nine; an object or item of clothing, esp. a shoe, of such a size. Also as number nine, size nine.

a type of thick sock or covering for the foot, now esp. one having separate parts for the toes.

U.S. A variety of shoe (see quot. 1859). Obsolete. rare.

U.S. colloquial. A large, poorly made, or clumsy shoe. Also: a large or clumsy foot. Now rare.

used attributively to designate a method of sewing the upper of a shoe directly to the sole; also n., a shoe so made.

colloquial. A particular type of shoe. (Formerly a proprietary name in the U.S.) Obsolete.

A make of children's shoe, esp. a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Cf. Mary Jane, n.1 Also more fully Buster Brown shoe.

A shoe designed to be worn on either foot.