NEW VOCABU-LARRY ABOUT SHOES

Updated 05/07/20

Some shoes and situations where shoes go wrong are so unique that there are no words to describe them.... Or at least there weren't any until now. Here are a few words to fill in the gap.

1. Acklet (N) - A shoelace where the AGLET came off
2. Aglet (N) - The hard tip on the end of a shoelace *
3. Anklesnare (N) - A strap that goes around your ankle and is connected to the shoe sole only at the back
4. Ankletrap (N) - A strap that goes around your ankle and is connected to the shoe sole only at the sides
5. Ankoosh (A) - Gooey and ankle-deep
6. Argulet (N) - The metal tip on the end of a strap that goes through a buckle
7. Arrolated (N) - A design made of BEADULUMS on a moccasin, with little arrows all around
8. Aww (IJ) - What you feel filled with when your shoes are awful (or is that AWW-ful - Antonym of "awe")
9. Backward Shoe (N) - A shoe with the toe of the sole being thicker and higher than the heel of the sole
10. Balletknot (N) - A knot you can't untie in the ties of the ballet slippers you are wearing
11. Bandal (N) - A sandal consisting of a sole and one single band across the vamp
12. Bankslump (V) - When the bank of a river suddenly caves in, leaving you standing in water or mud
13. Bannipad (N) - A stuffed rim around the hole where the foot goes into the shoe
14. Bannipadesh (N) - The fluffy stuff that comes out of a broken BANNIPAD
15. Bargoo (N) - Stuff on the floor at a tavern that your shoes stick to (See MESSYSHOESETTS)
16. Beaduloss (N) - When the thread breaks and all of the BEADULUMS come off of the moccasin and make a big mess on the floor
17. Beadulums (N) - The individual tiny beads that make up the designs on Indian moccasins
18. Birkenstuck (A) - Describing when your footbed sandals are stuck in mud and your foot comes out without the shoe, but won't come out of the mud with the shoe on
19. Birkensuck (N) - The vacuum that occurs between your foot and your footbed shoe
20. Birkule (N) - One of the many tiny granules that make up a Birkenstock sole
21. Blahnic Depth (N) - The specification for each model of shoe or boot of the deepest water or mud can be gently stepped in without any liquid getting inside by going over the top (see SOGNIC DEPTH)
22. Bootfalooter (N) - The fancy stitched design on a cowboy boot
23. Bootwaddle (N) - The awkward gait people get when walking in knee-high boots
24. Bootwick (V) - The act of mud wicking up between a boot and a jeans pantleg that is worn outside the boot, so the entire outside surface of the boot and the inside surface of the pantleg become coated with mud all the way around the leg and clear up to the top of the boot (See PANTZOOK)
25. Bronsog (N) - Wrinkles in leather caused by repeatedly getting the shoes or boots wet
26. Brownage (V) - To determine the age of a shoe by how much it has turned a dingy brown
27. Bucklestuck (A) - When your shoe buckles are so caked with mud that you can't open them
28. Buckletink (S) - The sound made by shoe buckles that are slightly lose
29. Bucklock (N) - The state of your shoe buckles locking together as you try to uncross your legs
30. Bucksludge (N) - Mud deep enough to drown buckskin boots
31. Camoufleather (N) - The patchwork of different colored leathers used to make some fashion shoes
32. Camouspots (N) - Stains on suede shoes
33. Chainlace (V) - Getting a shoelace caught in a bicycle chain
34. Chinese Ooze (N) - Cloth Chinese shoes filled with cheese sauce
35. Chortleography (N) - The art of composing dance steps that are funny
36. Cintandals (N) - Sandals with clear plastic straps
37. Clapclops (N) - Shoes with absolutely flat wooden sole bottoms
38. Clartcatcher (N) - Any hole in a shoe sole that can hold a MUDCOOKIE
39. Claviclogs (N) - Little nails with hemispherical heads that hold leather to wood
40. Clemhoppers (N) - The kind of shoes Clem Cadiddlehopper wore
41. Clinkclogs (N) - Clogging shoes with noisy taps on them
42. Clogoosh (V) - When liquid mud comes in the backs of your clogs when you step in a puddle
43. Clogpoit (S) - The sound of pulling bare feet from tight fitting clogs
44. Clomptonite (N) - What they make loud shoe heels that go "clomp-clomp" out of
45. Clovergrief (N) - Clover stains on white shoes
46. Clumfert (N) - An extra step in the stairs that materializes only in the dark *
47. Concreep (V) - How wet concrete sneaks inside your work boots
48. Corrodium (N) - What dead batteries are made of - Often drips on shoes in closets where transistor radios are stored
49. Corrodium Warning (N) - "Do not lose this radio in closet while installing dead batteries."
50. Cradule (N) - The U-shaped channel in the heel of a footbed shoe
51. Cribbles (N) - Little vertical leather "bars" around the toe of the shoe that connect a flat top of the toe to the sole - The spaces between them perform the function of SHOEDRAINS
52. Croquet Heel (N) - Any shoe heel big enough to be used as a croquet mallet
53. Crudwelt (N) - The rim, where the upper is sewn to the sole externally, that catches and keeps all kinds of crud
54. Cuddlefluff (N) - The soft fluffy stuff inside houseslippers
55. Dangtoe (N) - The toe you keep stubbing
56. Deetracks (N) - D-shaped tracks left by heels (Note that they point backwards to the direction in which the person who left them walked)
57. Dipplers (N) - Shoes tied on a car for a wedding that became entangled in the bumper of the car, so they swing back and forth in the air instead of dragging on the road
58. Disastandal (N) - A sandal with a broken strap that won't stay on
59. Dribbloot (N) - When you get in water or mud deeper than the tops of your boots, and some dribbles inside
60. Droidboots (N) - Hard plastic boots that won't flex
61. Droidnaughts (N) - Hard plastic boots that won't flex and are too big
62. Droidshoes (N) - Hard plastic shoes that won't flex
63. Drownpour (N) - A rain hard enough that most people's shoes sink under the water
64. Drowze Shoes (N) - Shoes so comfortable that they make you sleepy
65. Dryerdents (N) - The result of drying clogs in the clothes dryer
66. Duckdrowner (N) - A rainstorm too deep for your duck shoes
67. Duckribs (N) - The raised tubular portions of the toes of duck boots or duck shoes separating the DUCKWEBS
68. Duckwebs (N) - The places in between DUCKRIBS
69. Duobandal (N) - A sandal consisting of a sole and two bands across the vamp
70. Earitated (N) - Bothered by bunny slippers
71. Eightshoe (N) - A shoe with a dogbone shaped sole, which leaves prints that resemble a figure 8
72. Emuleate (A) - Looking like mule shoes while not being mule shoes
73. Engooth (V) - To surround or submerge in GOOTH
74. Espadrains (N) - The holes in the toes or sides of espadrilles to let rainwater out (See RAINHOLES, SHOEDRAINS)
75. Eyegone (N) - The hole left behind where the shoelace eyelet in your athletic shoe fell out
76. Fauxbaux (N - pronounced: "fo-bo") - Strange shoe decorations that look like bows, but obviously aren't
77. Fauxboot (N) - A shoe that looks like a boot until the pantcuff is raised, and the shoe is shown to actually be a clog
78. Fauxwelt (N pronounced: "fo-welt") - Fake stitching around the sole of a plastic boot
79. Flatula (N) - A high heel that is very thin in the toe-heel direction, but is wide
80. Flatulooze (N) - When a FLATULA sinks deep into ground that other shoes don't sink into
81. Fleckule (N) - An individual piece of glitter on a pair of FLECKULIZERS
82. Fleckulizers (N) - Glitter covered shoes
83. Flinkers (N) - Shoes that flash red lights when the wearer walks (See LEDULATORS)
84. Flopoffs (N) - Shoes so worn out they won't stay on
85. Flopoots (N) - What's left after the stuffed liners of some kinds of winter boots fall apart
86. Flopouts (N) - Shoes sole liners that have come unglued
87. Foolaces (N) - The "unnecessary" shoelaces on backless sneaker clogs
88. Footprint advertizing (N) - Messages put on PRINTSOLES by the shoe manufacturer to leave ads wherever the shoes leave footprints
89. Foozers (N) - Shoes artfully colored so it looks like they have mud on them when they are clean
90. Fumbula (N) - A little cylindrical plastic shoelace cover for infant shoes
91. Gapples (N) - Little slots in sandals that let air go in between the straps
92. Glimulators (N) - Reflective patches on shoes that make just the shoes, not the jogger, visible to the driver of a passing car (See GLOWLETICS, FLINKERS)
93. Glimulize (V) - What a driver does to find out what in the world he is seeing, instead of avoiding the jogger with the GLIMULATORS
94. Globulous (A) - Describing shoes with absolutely no angular edges
95. Glomules (N) - Globs of gooey stuff
96. Glopiad (A) - A contest with messy substances of any kind
97. Glopulant (A) - Decorated with GLOMULES
98. Glottalytic (A) - Of a shoe with a very short tongue
99. Glowletics (N) - Athletic shoes that glow in the dark
100. Glump (V) - The action of a sticky substance completely enclosing, covering, and coating a shoe (See GOOTH)
101. Gluppage (U) - The amount of mud that sticks to a shoe
102. Glurk (S) - Someone suddenly sitting on a couch or bed, causing someone else sitting there who was drinking to spill the drink
103. Gondoofers (N) - Women's shoes that are shaped roughly like railroad hopper cars
104. Goochy (N) - Wet, very soft, and yielding (as of leather or mud}
105. Goolaces (N) - Muddy shoelaces that are impossible to untie
106. Goonifers (N) - Big shoes that leave tracks in the shape of big bare feet
107. Goonut (N) - A stylish hole through a shoe heel that gets filled with anything gooey you happen to step in
108. Gooptade (N) - Any place too close to the mud-wrestling pit
109. Gooseroids (N) - Metal caps on the toes of boots
110. Gooth (N) - Thick, sticky goo
111. Gopterate (V) - To switch to oxfords or other conservative shoes
112. Gossify (V) - To let mud solidify on shoes
113. Guccious (A) - Expensive
114. Guempleate (A) - Patterned with many intricate designs made entirely of tiny holes
115. Gunkade (N) - Any place where you will get gunk on your shoes, no matter which way you go
116. Hackulates (N) - The mesh ventilators in running shoes that come loose and flap about (See NETULUS)
117. Halftoed (A) - Covering (as a shoe toe does) half of the toes of the foot and showing the other toes
118. Heavyize (V) - To get enough mud stuck on shoes to make them weigh quite a bit more than normal
119. Heelcup (N) - The back of a sandal that completely encloses the heel, but nothing else
120. Hoofboots (N) - Boots that have thick heavy soles that get wider at the bottoms, so they look like horse hooves (See NODDLEWOMPERS)
121. Hoppulites (N) - Black circles on the bottoms of white socks caused by dancing without shoes
122. Hornagitated (A) - "Ouch! Watch your stupid mammoth slippers!"
123. Horndary (A) - Wondering where your shoehorn is
124. Huaraunchy (A) - Describing huaraches full of mud
125. Inkula (N) - A tennis shoe with phone numbers written on it
126. Jalopy Boots (N) - Boots needed to protect the feet from the rust holes in the floor of the car
127. Jellyboots (N) - No, not clear boots, but boots full of jelly
128. Kedulas (N) - The useless eyelets near the soles of canvas tennis shoes
129. Kedspot (N) - The round spot on the side of an old-style tennis shoe with the brand name (Also P. F. FLOOTER)
130. Kedstop (N) - The fingers on an escalator that keep shoes from going into the machinery
131. Kiltaglets (N) - Ends on shoelaces that have little fringes on them (See AGLET)
132. Kiltringes (N) - Little decorative fringes pointing down from the tongues of shoes
133. Klompenoosh (S) - The sounds of wooden mud shoes in mud
134. LEDulators (N) - Flashing lights on shoes that help the cops chase the crook who stole them (See FLINKERS)
135. Lincoln Clogs (N) - Wooden shoes with notches in them that can lock together
136. Linedipplers (N) - A pair of shoes tied together and thrown over a telephone line so they hang and swing in the wind
137. Mary Johns (N) - Mary Jane shoes with heavy cogged soles
138. Mary Strain Newtons (U) - The scientifically measured breaking point of the strap on a Mary Jane shoe
139. Mecktoplasm (N) - Smelly brown stuff that runs out of leather shoes that have been in deep water
140. Messhaz (N) - Any hazard of getting messy
141. Messyshoesetts (N) - The place where your shoes get stuck to the floor, due to food and beer residue on everything (See BARGOO)
142. Messaslippy (N) - The place where you slip and fall on the floor, due to food and beer residue on everything
143. Messouri (N) - A place where your shoes acquire a sour smell that reeks and reeks for weeks and weeks
144. Messterpiece (N) - 1. Antonym of masterpiece
     2. The result of liberals trying to fix the economy
     3. The result of a giant food fight.
     4. The result of a ruined recording studio session
145. Mistensate (N) - A misty film that condenses on shoes in fog
146. Moccafringe (N) - The KILTRINGES on a moccasin
147. Moccasquish (V) - To walk in mud or on wet grass in soft-soled moccasins
148. Muccasin (N) - A moccasin that has been MOCCASQUISHED
149. Muck Luck (N) - The determining factor of whether or not you get your shoe back after losing it in deep mud
150. Muckit (N) - A glob of mucky goo stuck on a shoe
151. Mucksuck (S) - The sound of your best shoes being swallowed by mud
152. Mucqualize (V) - To intentionally get mud inside the shoe with your foot, so its suction will break the suction of the mud the shoe is stuck in, so you can get the shoe out of the mud
153. Mudcookie (N) - A casting made of mud that falls from the tread on a shoe sole *
154. Mudport (N) - A decorative hole strategically placed in a shoe to let mud inside
155. Mudsquirter (N) - A hole in a shoe that squirts mud a great distance when a foot is inserted into the mud-filled shoe
156. Mudstrainer (N) - A decorative hole that lets water, but not mud, inside a shoe
157. Murcophosic (A) - Dusty with lint
158. Napboots (N) - Boots that have nap like a shag rug covering the uppers
159. Natulized (A) - Disintegrating (as leather or canvas does}
160. Netulus (N) - A tiny net that is part of a shoe
161. Niddlecrepes (N) - The single bumps that collectively make up a crepe sole
162. Nikkosipes (N) - Little tiny grooves in shoe soles to aid traction in wet weather
163. Noddlewompers (N) - Shoe soles that stick out at least an inch around the feet in all directions (See HOOFBOOTS, RIMSHOE, RIMSOLE)
164. Nudpickers (N) - People who pick at little tears in shoes until the shoes fall apart
165. Octopoids (N) - Shoes with eight large cleats on the bottom, separated by crossed grooves
166. Ootferters (N) - Egglike bumps on the insides of the soles of some shoes
167. Oozuckers (N) - Shoes that tend to fill up with mud even when the mud isn't very deep
168. P. F. Flooter (N) - The big rubber round spot found on both sides of the ankles of some old tennis shoes (Also KEDSPOT)
169. Pairalyze (V) - To search a closet full of shoes to find a matching pair
170. Pantzook (N) - when walking in mud, to have mud climb up to the knees of your pants in the area between your legs because the pantlegs rub on your muddy shoes and on each other (Cf: PANTZOOP in the NEW VOCABU-LARRY FOR MIXING page - See BOOTWICK)
171. Past Tennis (A) - Describing tennis shoes that are worn out
172. Pedalpoozers (N) - Pants with loops that go under the feet - They keep socks from coming off during mud wading
173. Perfectfit (A) - Describing the ugliest shoe in the store
174. Phootny (N) - A ruffled sock
175. Printsoles (N) - Soles with backwards lettering on them that leave FOOTPRINT ADVERTISING on the ground
176. Puddingtoes (N) - What the victim of an April Fool shoe joke feels
177. Pumples (N) - Rings left on the feet from wearing pumps
178. Pwatchers (N) - Little vent holes near the toes of shoes that look like eyes
179. Pweltites (N) - Little nodules around the seam where the sole and the uppers of a shoe are fastened together
180. Quudd (S) - The sound made by mud-wrestling
181. Rainholes (N) - Little holes on top of the toe of the shoe that let the rainwater in (See SHOEDRAINS)
182. Rimshoe (N) - A shoe with a sole that sticks out from the uppers at least 1/2" in all directions (See RIMSOLE, NODDLEWOMPERS)
183. Rimsole (N) - A sole that sticks out from the uppers at least 1/2" from the rest of the shoe in all directions (See RIMSHOE)
184. Roperows (N) - The arrangement of the coils on a rope-soled shoe
185. Rollysoles (N) - Curved sole bottoms that roll on the ground as the person walks
186. Sandettes (N) - Sandals with very tiny straps
187. Sandtraples (N) - Sandals that let beach sand INTO the shoe, but won't let it OUT again
188. Scroton (N) - A surface-mount power outlet box sticking up out of the floor to trip you
189. Shoeblort (N) - A water soaked shoe that has fallen apart because the glue dissolved
190. Shoeburst (V) - To burst the seams of a shoe open by trying to insert a foot into a tight-fitting shoe completely filled with mud, pudding, or some other viscous substance - The weight of the person inserting the foot is usually sufficient to cause this type of failure
191. Shoedrains (N) - Little holes around the edge of the shoe just above the sole that let the rainwater out (See RAINHOLES, ESPADRAINS)
192. Shoeflaps (N) - The sides of tie shoes, when the laces are removed to make them become slip-on shoes
193. Shoemagnets (N) - Velvet shoes that attract dust, crumbs, and everything else unsightly
194. Shoenoid (N) - A woman more worried about how her shoes look than about the issue at hand
195. Shooze (N) - Goo filling a shoe that squirts out when you put your foot in.
196. Slingflop (N) - A slingback strap of a shoe that falls to the sole, because it won't stay up by itself
197. Slip-Off Shoes (N) - Shoes that fall off if you attempt to run in them
198. Slipflop (N) - What happens when a person tries to walk in muddy flipflops
199. Smiloclogs (N) - Clogs with smiley faces on them
200. Smuckit (N) - A shoe that makes loud noises when walked in mud (See MUCKSUCK)
201. Snipplers (N) - Shoes that have been modified by cutting off unwanted parts
202. Sockdals (N) - Socks with shoe soles attached
203. Snads (N) - Little ornaments on shoes that collect yarns, hairs, and all other kinds of cruft
204. Sockeaters (N) - Sock-eating shoes (shoes that socks disappear down into while worn}
205. Sockfoozle (N) - Sock residue that collects inside shoes
206. Sockgnawer (N) - The manufacturer's brand name label sewn on the sole of the shoe that wears socks out
207. Socksuck (V) - To walk in mud, mustard, or other viscous substance in sock feet
208. Soduk (N) - The award given to the worst shoes of the year (Kudos spelled backwards}
209. Sognic Depth (N) - The specification for each model of shoe or boot of the deepest water or mud can be gently stepped in without any liquid getting inside by soaking through shoe parts (see BLAHNIC DEPTH)
210. Spatflaps (N) - The exaggerated double tongues on some athletic shoes
211. Speckules (N) - Little bits of grass stuck to shoes after mowing a lawn
212. Spedophile (N) - A person who goes nuts over SPEEDIUMS
213. Speediums (N) - Go-faster stripes on shoes
214. Speediumsucker (N) - A person who believes the SPEEDIUMS actually make the shoes go faster
215. Spepples (N) - Little nubs on the insides of the soles of plastic shoes, designed to massage feet
216. Spids (N) - Little knots in leather thongs, which are found sticking out of moccasins and boat shoes
217. Spidulators (N) - Leather thongs that go into and out of holes around the heels of moccasins and boat shoes
218. Spimfoozle (N) - The crud other than sock fuzz that collects inside shoes
219. Spiketrap (N) - Any hole in a floor or object that spike heels can become trapped in
220. Splatform Shoes (N) - 1. Shoes with platforms so high that most people will fall while trying to walk in them
     2. Muddy platform shoes so slippery that most people fall while trying to walk in them
221. Spoodclops (N) - The cleats on the bottom of a pair of SPOODSHOES
222. Spoodshoes (N) - Wooden Chinese clogs with soles that are shaped like the little flat wood spoons that come with little tubs of ice cream
223. Sportooze (N) - Goo on marching boots after the band plays halftime at a muddy football game
224. Sprainites (N) - Gopher holes in a football field
225. Spackers (N) - Shoes with flat thin leather soles
226. Spackleshoes (N) - Shoes worn while patching plaster walls, covered with little white crumbly spots
227. Specklers (N) - Shoes made with little color dots all over them
228. Sproingheel (N) - The heel of an athletic shoe that looks like there are four little springs between the bottom of the heel and the insole
229. Spuck (S) - The sound of a shoe coming unstuck from thick mud
230. Spuk Heel (N) - A spike heel that sinks into and gets stuck in many things (linoleum floors, bathroom scales, mud, asphalt, etc}
231. Spukulooze (N) - Where a SPUK HEEL sinks deep into ground that other shoes don't sink into
232. Squirge (V) - To slip and fall because mud inside the shoe makes it slippery, and impossible to stand up
233. Squishpond (N) - The mosh pit at an outdoor rock concert
234. Squit (S) - The cartoon sound added when a pie or other food hits a pair of shoes in a TV sitcom (there is very little actual sound from that action}
235. Squoot (V) - To walk while wiggling toes in boots completely filled with mud
236. Squudge (V) - To walk while wiggling toes in shoes completely filled with mud
237. Stillettomite (N) - A broken-off spike heel upside down on the pavement
238. Stillettotite (N) - A broken-off spike heel stuck in a drain grating
239. Stiltetto Shoes (N) - Shoes with spike heels and platforms that raise the wearer more than 10 inches off the ground
240. Strapopolitan (A) - Describing a sandal with too many straps to easily count
241. Stubnail (N) - A nail sticking just enough above the floor surface to catch the sole of your shoe and trip you
242. Stucktion (N) - The force that keeps your shoe stuck firmly in mud
243. Suckbreak (V) - Twisting the foot sideways to break the suction when the shoe is stuck in mud
244. Sucksplot (V) - When your attempt to SUCKBREAK makes you fall in the mud
245. Suedeswaths (N) - The patterns left on shoes by the suede brush
246. Symmetrippers (N) - A pair of identical slippers that have no leftness or rightness to them
247. Tarsux (V) - The process of tar removing shoes and socks from feet (as in the movie "Home Alone"}
248. Tazidigested (A) - Eaten by a "Taz" slipper
249. Ted (N) - The stuffing inside an insulated boot (Cf: Teddy Bear)
250. Tee-Scrap (N) - What's left when an elastic tee-strap tears off from one side of the shoe
251. That sinking feeling (PH) - Going into a yard after a rain unsure if the ground is too soft to support you
252. Toecap (N) - A closed toe of a shoe that covers the toes of the foot, but not the sides of the foot
253. Toeshooze (N) - Muddy ballet slippers
254. Toewrinkels (N) - Folding lines in shoe leather left by the flexing of the toes during walking
255. Tonguecave (N) - The hole the tongue of your shoe falls into when there is no foot holding it up
256. Tonguesqueezer (N) - The little bulb on the tongue of an inflatable shoe
257. Treadites (N) - Shoes with soles made from old tires (See WAFFLESTOMPER)
258. Tribandal (N) - A sandal consisting of a sole and three bands across the vamp
259. Tundrooze (N) - Ground that has just thawed from cold weather - looks firm, but swallows shoes whole
260. Twadflapper (N) - A loose fastening strap on a shoe that has lost the mating piece the strap is supposed to fit
261. Vampicing (N) - The result of dropping a piece of cake on your shoe
262. Velcrud (N) - All of the stuff and fuzz that stays stuck in your Velcro straps
263. Velstuck (N) - When your Velcro straps get stuck to the rug or your sweater
264. Voit where prohibited (PH) - An area where no shoes are allowed except gym shoes
265. Wadeometer (U) - The deepest the water or mud can be (in meters) without getting inside your boots
266. Wafflestomper (N) - A shoe sole that looks like it was made in a waffle iron *
267. Weighters (N) - What you think of the weight of your waders after wearing them for hours
268. Wovandals (N) - Sandals with woven straps over the toes
269. Yabbadabbashoes (N) - Shoes used to propel a vehicle through a hole in its floor
270. Zorflaps (S) - The sounds of the soles of Zorries slapping against the feet when the wearer walks

KEY:

• A - Adjective
• AV - Adverb
• IJ - Interjection
• N - Noun
• PH - Phrase
• S - Sound
• U - Unit of measure
• V - Verb

* These are the words coined by others.

• Aglet (N) - The hard tip on the end of a shoelace
• Clumfert (N) - An extra step that trips you only in the dark
• Mudcookie (N) - A casting made of mud that falls from the tread on a shoe sole
• Wafflestomper (N) - A shoe sole that looks like it was made in a waffle iron

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