Shoes and boots
ankle boot, arctic (U.S.), Balmoral, biker boot, blucher (obsolete), bootee, bottine, bovver boot (Brit. slang), brogan, brogue,brothel creeper (informal), buskin, chopine or chopin, chukka boot, clog, co-respondent, cothurnus or cothurn, court shoe(cowboy boot), creeper (informal), crowboot, deck shoe, Doc Marten (trademark), espadrille, field boot, flat or flatty, flip-flop(football boot), gaiter or spat, galosh, ghillie (Scot.) (golf shoe), gumboot, gumshoe, gym shoe, half boot, Hessian boot, highheel, hobnail boot, jackboot, Jandal (N.Z., trademark) (kitten heel), lace-up, larrigan, loafer, moccasin, moonboot, mukluk,mule, overshoe, Oxford, pantofle, pantoffle, or pantoufle (archaic), platform, plimsoll or plimsole, pump, racket or racquet,running shoe, rock boot, sabot, sandal, sandshoe, scuff, slingback, slip-on, slipper, sneaker, snowshoe, spike, stiletto,surgical boot, tennis shoe (thigh boot), top boot, track shoe, training shoe or trainer, veldskoen, wader, wedge or wedgeheel, welly, Wellington boot, winkle-pickerhttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/_/misc/HarperCollinsProducts.aspx?EnglishThesaurus
