a pair of shoes

put on shoes

leave in a hurry (slang)

to sweet talk or suck up one

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

shoes without shoelaces (slang)

slippers

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

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

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

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

rain boots

(noun) running shoes

nickname for a street well known for selling sport shoes in Hong Kong [colloquial]

roller blades

sneakers

leather shoes

cobbler

Tie shoelaces

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

old shoes; ex-girlfriend [colloquial]

decorative shoes

straw sandals

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

to steal thegirl friend / wife of one's friend; to betray someone [colloquial]

to go into hiding; to be on the run [colloquial]

to put on one's shoes [colloquial]

flippers

clothes and shoes