Footgears [noun]

A black business outfit, including headgear and footgear, bore witness to the cracksman's foresight.

Ray had been caring for my feet very attentively, but it took me nearly two hours to get on my footgear.

He was girt with the somen, was shod with the ceremonious wooden footgear, and pearls hung from his ears.

I found the Hannaford ventilated rubber boot the most comfortable and perfect footgear I have ever worn.

This footgear is little in favor here with white hunters, owing to there being so much rainfall, and so much wading to do.

As has been said before, the important people rejoiced in elegant footgear of all colours.

Every 370 Tribe has its own make, and an Injun can tell what language another speaks as soon as he sees his footgear.

The Colonel changed his footgear and the melted snow in the pot began to boil noisily.

Long ago they had chewed on the leather of their footgear and devoured all cats, dogs and rodents.

"I fancy they were his own—once," answered Mr. Ravenslee, surveying his bulbous, be-patched footgear a little ruefully.