wooden shoe

noun

1. sabot.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wooden shoe¹

First recorded in 1600–10

Example Sentences

In below freezing temperatures, the prisoners were dressed only in their thin striped uniforms with just wooden shoes on their feet.

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The crystal ball was crowded with humans in peculiar caps and wooden shoes.

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Her brother in wooden shoes was by her side.

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One clear Santa influence is the Dutch Sinterklaas, who remotely keeps tabs on children’s behavior and then rides his white horse across the rooftops, leaving gifts for them in their wooden shoes.

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Growing up on this hilltop surrounded by vineyards, the siblings began work early and wore wooden shoes, saving handmade slippers for Mass.

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