chaussure

[ shoh-syr ]
/ ʃoʊˈsür /

noun, plural chaus·sures [shoh-syr] /ʃoʊˈsür/. French.

any foot covering, as a shoe or boot; footwear.

Words nearby chaussure

chauncey, chaunt, chausses, chaussier's areola, chausson, chaussure, chautauqua, chautemps, chauvinism, chauvinist, chav

Example sentences from the Web for chaussure

  • My chaussure was sadly against me—thin-soled boots, which doubled under me.

    Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 456 |Various

  • None walk gracefully, not even those that have exchanged the sock and clumsy slippers, usually worn, for French chaussure.

    Three Months Abroad |Anna Vivanti

  • The latter was carpeted with a mat of sea-grass, and my chaussure was light, so that my tread was as silent as that of a girl.

    The Quadroon |Mayne Reid

  • But for the style of the chaussure, I might have fancied that the tracks were those of some one who had strayed from the caravan.

    The Wild Huntress |Mayne Reid