goloshes

/ (ɡəˈlɒʃɪz) /


pl n
  1. a less common spelling of galoshes

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How to use goloshes in a sentence

  • “The dear old mater thinks I should wear goloshes and an umbrella on deck when it is raining,” he said with a laugh.

    The Viking Blood | Frederick William Wallace
  • The Nikolievs servant relieved him of his muddy goloshes, and wiped down his boots with a kitchen rag.

    The Duel | A. I. Kuprin
  • We sidled down the back hall among goloshes, umbrellas, and Turks-head dusters.

    Atlantic Narratives | Mary Antin
  • Timmy hated goloshes, and never wore them if he could help it, but he had read in some detective story that they deadened sound.

    What Timmy Did | Marie Adelaide Belloc Lowndes
  • When walking, India-rubber goloshes are worn, which are taken off when a person enters a house.

    Fred Markham in Russia | W. H. G. Kingston