Definition of shootie in US English:

shootie

nounˈSHo͞odēˈSHo͞odē

A woman's ankle-high shoe resembling a boot.
Example sentencesExamples
- For fall, the collection includes Montera zip-front booties with ruching and a strappy suede shootie called Christiana.
- The perfect complement to a fall wardrobe, shooties are versatile and go with a variety of outfits.
- From shooties that hit right at the ankle to short boots that don't quite reach the calf, there's a bootie in the house for everybody's style.
- A pair of black ankle strap platforms with a treacherous looking heel immediately caught my attention, as did a pair of animal print shooties.
- Shooties look great with knee-length skirts and dresses, and they're still a perfect choice for anybody whose calves are too fat for knee-length boots.
- With fall just around the corner, these shooties are a must-have transitional piece to help you segue through the seasons.
- By definition, the upper part of a shootie ends at or near one's ankle, and there's usually (although not always) a substantial heel.
- These flowing, movable pieces were combined with custom-designed chunky, strappy, gladiator shoes and shooties that gave a youthfulness to elegant dressing.
- Wear your legging-and-blazer outfit with "shooties" or boots to complete the look.
- There are styles of shooties that are more shoe or more boot, but I bought this pair because it most closely resembles a pair I literally wore to pieces.

Origin

1980s: blend of shoe and bootie.

Definition of shootie in US English:

shootie

nounˈSHo͞odē

A woman's ankle-high shoe resembling a boot.
Example sentencesExamples
- These flowing, movable pieces were combined with custom-designed chunky, strappy, gladiator shoes and shooties that gave a youthfulness to elegant dressing.
- Wear your legging-and-blazer outfit with "shooties" or boots to complete the look.
- A pair of black ankle strap platforms with a treacherous looking heel immediately caught my attention, as did a pair of animal print shooties.
- The perfect complement to a fall wardrobe, shooties are versatile and go with a variety of outfits.
- With fall just around the corner, these shooties are a must-have transitional piece to help you segue through the seasons.
- For fall, the collection includes Montera zip-front booties with ruching and a strappy suede shootie called Christiana.
- From shooties that hit right at the ankle to short boots that don't quite reach the calf, there's a bootie in the house for everybody's style.
- There are styles of shooties that are more shoe or more boot, but I bought this pair because it most closely resembles a pair I literally wore to pieces.
- By definition, the upper part of a shootie ends at or near one's ankle, and there's usually (although not always) a substantial heel.
- Shooties look great with knee-length skirts and dresses, and they're still a perfect choice for anybody whose calves are too fat for knee-length boots.

Origin

1980s: blend of shoe and bootie.

单词	shootie
释义	Definition of shootie in US English: shootie nounˈSHo͞odēˈSHo͞odē A woman's ankle-high shoe resembling a boot. Example sentencesExamples For fall, the collection includes Montera zip-front booties with ruching and a strappy suede shootie called Christiana. The perfect complement to a fall wardrobe, shooties are versatile and go with a variety of outfits. From shooties that hit right at the ankle to short boots that don't quite reach the calf, there's a bootie in the house for everybody's style. A pair of black ankle strap platforms with a treacherous looking heel immediately caught my attention, as did a pair of animal print shooties. Shooties look great with knee-length skirts and dresses, and they're still a perfect choice for anybody whose calves are too fat for knee-length boots. With fall just around the corner, these shooties are a must-have transitional piece to help you segue through the seasons. By definition, the upper part of a shootie ends at or near one's ankle, and there's usually (although not always) a substantial heel. These flowing, movable pieces were combined with custom-designed chunky, strappy, gladiator shoes and shooties that gave a youthfulness to elegant dressing. Wear your legging-and-blazer outfit with "shooties" or boots to complete the look. There are styles of shooties that are more shoe or more boot, but I bought this pair because it most closely resembles a pair I literally wore to pieces. Origin 1980s: blend of shoe and bootie. Definition of shootie in US English: shootie nounˈSHo͞odē A woman's ankle-high shoe resembling a boot. Example sentencesExamples These flowing, movable pieces were combined with custom-designed chunky, strappy, gladiator shoes and shooties that gave a youthfulness to elegant dressing. Wear your legging-and-blazer outfit with "shooties" or boots to complete the look. A pair of black ankle strap platforms with a treacherous looking heel immediately caught my attention, as did a pair of animal print shooties. The perfect complement to a fall wardrobe, shooties are versatile and go with a variety of outfits. With fall just around the corner, these shooties are a must-have transitional piece to help you segue through the seasons. For fall, the collection includes Montera zip-front booties with ruching and a strappy suede shootie called Christiana. From shooties that hit right at the ankle to short boots that don't quite reach the calf, there's a bootie in the house for everybody's style. There are styles of shooties that are more shoe or more boot, but I bought this pair because it most closely resembles a pair I literally wore to pieces. By definition, the upper part of a shootie ends at or near one's ankle, and there's usually (although not always) a substantial heel. Shooties look great with knee-length skirts and dresses, and they're still a perfect choice for anybody whose calves are too fat for knee-length boots. Origin 1980s: blend of shoe and bootie.
随便看	sensualize sensually sensually sensualness sensualnesses sensuism sensuist sensu lato sensum prioritising prioritization prioritization prioritize prioritized prioritizes prioritizing priority priority bond prior lien priorly priorly prior probability prior restraint priors priorship