What is another word for bootees?

Pronunciation: [bˈuːtiːz] (IPA)

Bootees are a type of footwear that covers the entire foot and is usually made of soft material. Other synonyms for bootees include booties, slippers, socks, bootlets, ankle boots, and footies. Some people also refer to them as baby shoes, crib shoes or even sleepers. Bootees are often seen as a cute and comfortable option for cold weather or lounging around the house. They come in various styles and designs such as moccasin, slip-on, lined, and fleece-lined. Overall, bootees are a warm and cozy footwear choice that can make you feel snug and at home.

What are the hypernyms for Bootees?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Bootees

As for myself, I took my old slips, that had been my faithful companions for over two years, and a pair of good big roomy bootees.
"Samantha at the World's Fair"
Marietta Holley
She forgot all about layettes, and obstetrical outfits, and flannel bands, and safety pins; her mind was a blank in the matter of bootees, and catalogues, and our No. 29E8347, and those hungry bins that always yawned for more.
"Fanny Herself"
Edna Ferber
This time, the presentment was the interior of a shop, around which were shelves full of boxes containing all sorts of delicious little gaiters, ties, slippers, bootees and kid pumps, whilst the same kind of articles hung suspended from various hooks and pegs on the wall.
"The Orpheus C. Kerr Papers. Series 3"
Robert H. Newell

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