high-heeled shoes

lightweight footwear that is easy to slip on and off, typically worn indoors

sports shoes; sneakers

athletic shoes; sneakers

sole (of a shoe)

heel (of a shoe)

a person whose trade is making or repairing shoes

a removable or fixed inner sole in a shoe for comfort or fit

footwear with wheels for skating on hard surfaces, including inline skates and roller blades

a shop that specializes in selling shoes

skating boots or shoes with blades attached for ice skating

rubber overshoes worn over other footwear for protection from mud and water

shoes and socks

worn-out or damaged footwear

shoes specially designed for dancing, such as ballet slippers or pointe shoes.

waterproof footwear such as rubber boots

uppers of a shoe

casual, lightweight shoes typically made of fabric and intended for informal everyday wear

overshoes; galoshes

to sole a shoe or stitch the sole to the upper

to make life difficult for someone, typically by a person in authority using their position for petty retaliation

to wear out one's iron shoes; to search high and low through exhaustive effort

heavy-soled military sandals worn by Roman soldiers in ancient times

an upright person has no reason to fear gossip or slander

to take off one's shoes

Crocs shoes or similar garden-style clogs

(diving, snorkeling) fins; flippers

a pair of shoes with distinct left and right shapes, as opposed to shoes that can be worn on either foot

loafers (the name comes from the rubber "pebbles", which resemble beans, on the sole of some loafers)

(ballet) pointe shoe

To search far and wide for something, only to find it by chance without effort.

cushioning shoes (Taiwan usage)

overshoe; shoe cover