a pair of shoes

leave in a hurry (slang)

to sweet talk or suck up one

shoes without shoelaces (slang)

verb; literally: carry the shoe; Metaphor, look down on someone; or, to serve someone

to flatter the wrong person in an obsequious manner, and to support their every opinion

an arse-licker; a brown-nose.; literally'a shoeshiner'; a sycophant

(verb) to clean and polish shoes; (slang) to toady; to bootlick; to flatter

rain boots

(noun) running shoes

roller blades

Tie shoelaces

the shoes given to the wife's brothers when a man marries his wife

(literally: to put on shoe polish); to flatter, to be obsequious

to repair shoes

to describe something that is nowhere to be found even after painstakingly exhausting all of one's energy and effort to look for it

to repair shoes

to take off one's shoes

shoes store

(noun) (of shoe tool) shoehorn; (of people) protruding jaw

shoe size

shoes shop

insole;shoe-pad

heel of a shoe

a shoe store; a shoe repair shop

(literally: shoes that are too small); describes a wife who has very strict control over her husband

(slang) to describe a man who depends on his girlfriend or wife for living, implying that the man is incompetent

(noun) high heels

to suck up to the wrong person; an attempt to suck up to someone which failed miserably [colloquial]

an arse-licker; a brown-nose.; literally 'a shoeshiner'; a sycophant [colloquial]