slipper
selipar
definition
noun
Another must for lounging, especially if you live in a cooler climate, is a comfortable pair of slippers .
a comfortable slip-on shoe that is worn indoors.
translation of 'slipper'
noun
selipar
example
he didn't 'slipper' me hard
So I buy the wrong footwear, a flimsy 'slipper' when my climbing style is better suited to a model with a thin mid sole.
The 'slipper' or shoe should be such as to make the metatarsals of the foot visible and which do not cover the ankles.
The pink satin of her 'slipper' glowed softly and the ribbons sculpted her ankle.
It wouldn't be quite as bad if it was an actual shoe, but a 'slipper' ?
She seemed to be wearing tights, and 'slippers' that struck the floor lightly in rhythm with the song she played.
She wanted to change from her uncomfortable formal 'slippers' to more comfortable leather shoes, but there wasn't any time.
They are like dainty, sexy 'slippers' ; the allure is to wear mules with bare legs.
On her feet would be the black dancing 'slippers' .
The image changed suddenly to 'slippered' feet scuffing at the spotless carpet before the fireplace.
The gown was floor length and her emerald satin dancing 'slippers' just barely peaked out from under her dress.
They wore delicate looking shoes, soft as 'slippers' and as tough as boots.
In Alex's room, her ballet and jazz 'slippers' are sitting comfortably on the floor, ready to be used again once Alex is back home.
Penelope stamped down on his foot, which probably hurt her more, since she was wearing dancing 'slippers' .
That sweet position on your road bike should be as comfortable as your favorite pair of 'slippers' - and once you find it, you won't want to give it up.
Actually, they were more like 'slippers' than shoes, but at least they were comfortable.
I do put holes in the tops of my 'slippers' and shoes, though.
Slip them on over ballet 'slippers' to keep your shoes clean, or give your feet a breather, and wear them solo.
Gradually light silk 'slippers' were worn by the females, with the men having a tougher sole, and were made out of leather.
She looked at the hem of her dress and grunted in irritation, seeing that the hem was shredded and her light rose colored 'slippers' were ripped and muddy.
He also treats his share of fractured and dislocated toes, which often occur when a dancer is wearing ballet 'slippers' .
Glancing fearfully at her feverish husband lying on the simple bed, Larinda stood to her dainty 'slippered' feet and padded into the narrow hallway.
The dancers are in flat 'slippers' , the costumes are in bold autumnal colours of magenta, orange and dark yellow, and the girls have their hair loose.
When she performed the same piece at the Jazz Dance World Congress in 'slippers' , was it then jazz dance?
By the time they're lacing themselves into their blocked satin 'slippers' and making their first tentative steps on pointe they will have passed the point of no return.
Whether they take class on pointe (as most of them do) or in ballet 'slippers' , they do it because it gives them something extra.
If I'm freezing in Winter, then the extra-thick, knee-high socks go on, as do the sneakers or 'slippers' , depending on my location.
At the moment he was dressed in a pair of old 'slippers' and a worn dressing gown, thrown over a set of striped flannel pyjamas.
I grinned, seeing two small, 'slippered' feet peeking out beneath the silk material.
She carefully pulled on the blush pink silk dress, and placed the soft, same shade dancing 'slippers' on her feet.
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