Slipper: meaning, definitions and examples

Used again, suggesting a possible duplicate entry. Should be consolidated with the existing 'slipper' entry.

Typically refers to shoes specifically designed to be worn indoors for comfort and hygiene, often to avoid wearing outdoor shoes inside the house.

• Please take off your outdoor shoes and put on these house shoes before entering.
• House shoes are ideal for keeping your feet clean and comfortable at home.

Usually used in more formal or business-like settings, indicating shoes intended to be worn only indoors, such as in an office or school.

• In Japanese culture, students are required to change into indoor shoes at school.
• Employees at the tech company wear indoor shoes to keep the office clean.

Refers to a type of soft leather shoe that can be worn both indoors and outdoors. Can be used in casual or traditional settings.

• She wore her moccasins while reading a book by the fireplace.
• Traditional Native American moccasins are beautifully crafted and comfortable.