Synonyms and antonyms of Parts of shoes, boots and slippers in British Thesaurus

bootlaces (noun)

long strings used for fastening boots

cleat (noun)

a piece of metal or hard plastic fixed to the bottom of a shoe in order to prevent it from slipping on the ground

heels (noun)

the part underneath the back of a shoe

insole (noun)

a flat piece fixed or put inside your shoe, under your foot

instep (noun)

the part of a shoe that fits your instep

lace (noun)

a thick piece of string used for tying shoes or boots

shoelace (noun)

a thick string used for fastening a shoe on your foot

sole (noun)

the bottom part of your shoe that goes under your foot

spat (noun)

a short piece of cloth or leather that men used to wear to cover the upper part of their shoes

spikes (noun)

one of the short pointed pieces of metal on the bottom of some sports shoes

stiletto (noun)

a thin high heel on a woman’s shoe

stud (noun)

a piece of plastic or rubber, for example on the bottom of a boot or on a tyre, that prevents slipping

toe (noun)

the part of a shoe or sock that covers your toes

toecap (noun)

a piece of leather or metal that covers the front part of a shoe or boot

tongue (noun)

a long thin piece of material that lies under the part of a shoe or boot where you fasten it

upper (noun)

the part of a shoe that covers the top and sides of your foot