slippers

noun
UK /ˈslɪp.əz/
US /ˈslɪp.ɚz/

Soft shoes you wear inside your house to keep your feet warm.

She put on her slippers before walking on the cold floor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A light, low-cut shoe that slips on easily, often worn for dancing or casual use.

The dancers wore soft slippers on the stage.

3. A sandal or shoe with a strap that goes between the toes, worn at the beach.

He kicked off his flip-flop slippers and ran into the water.

4. A person or thing that slips, such as a runner who loses footing.

The slipper on the wet track lost the race.