Crossword clues for bootee
bootee
- Infant's footwear
- Tootsy cover
- Sled-dog wear
- Piggies' protector?
- Footwear for an infant
- Baby sock
- What a tot punts with?
- Tootsy protector
- Tiny shoe
- Socklike shoe
- Sock in the nursery
- Small footwear
- Shoe forerunner
- Piggies' protection
- Part of a layette
- Newborn's knitted item
- Knitted baby shoe
- Knit baby item
- Half a pair for baby
- Grandma's knitted handiwork
- Footwarmer for a wee foot
- Crocheted baby shoe
- Cover for "little piggies"
- Baby's slipper
- Baby's knitwear
- Baby's knitted shoe
- Baby shower covering
- It covers little piggies
- 8-Down's footwear
- Little foot warmer
- Infant's shoe
- One might be made for the shower
- A slipper that is soft and wool (for babies)
- Baby's foot covering
- Tiny footwarmer
- Tot's first footwear
- Infant's garment
- Baby wear
- Baby's sock-like shoe
- Baby’s footwear
- Baby's soft shoe
- Layette item
- Baby's shoe
- Soft shoe?
- Infant's sock
- Baby slipper
- Knitted shoe
- Baby shoe
- Crocheted item
- Baby’s soft shoe
- Baby's sock
- Wee foot-warmer
- Tot's tootsy cover
- Tot's tootsie topper
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bootee \Boot*ee"\, n. A half boot or short boot. [1913 Webster] ||
Wiktionary
alt. A soft, woolen shoe for a baby. n. A soft, woolen shoe for a baby.
WordNet
Wikipedia
A bootee (or bootie) is a short soft sock or bootlike garment used for warmth or protection. Bootees for babies are usually thick and knitted, to keep the baby's feet warm. Dog booties for dogs such as sledge dogs in very cold Arctic conditions (see Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race) protect the animal from the cold. Booties worn over the shoes in cold-weather biking similarly protect cyclists.
Disposable socks, such as those worn for hygiene by surgical teams, are also called bootees.
Usage examples of "bootee".
It came as a shock to realize that she had no record of her baby, no photograph or souvenir, apart from the single woollen bootee that she had retrieved from his cot.
There was also the baby bootee that she had retrieved from under his cot in the flat in Milaga.
On the desk-top beside it lay his knitted baby bootee and the copy of his birth certificate.
Silver had produced a ball of wool from her knitting-bag, and was casting on the right number of stitches to provide a pink bootee of the same size and pattern as the pale blue pair which she had just completed.
Half an inch of pink bootee stood out from the needles like a little frill.
She watched as a sea slug squirmed from that nasal cavity and onto the bootee, leaving a trail of slime behind it.
Navy with knitted comforts, but could ply her needles instead in an endless stream of matin6e jackets, bootees and bonnets for the child that was on the way.
Charity, counting out change to a very pregnant young woman who had bought three pairs of bootees, stretched her ears, anxious not to miss a word.
They worked their feet into the bootees, aided by Beadle and von Tannenbaum, acting as dressers.
She was wearing zip-up furry bootees, three cardigans, an overcoat, a new woolly scarf Genevieve had bought her, and her best hat.
Now they would wear lightweight jumpsuits and cloth bootees, all the way to the Red Moon.
Sterrin, who had not bargained for walking two Irish miles of rough road in her velvet and satin bootees, was in no mood for wilfulness.
Never before have they seen a gathering so gay with muslins, straw hats, sunshades, bonnets, little bootees, handkerchiefs, bows and fichus.
My collection includes everythingcandy-pink rain boots, shoes with feathers and sequins, wooden clogs, alligator-skin bootees, other footwear in plastic.
Isazi and Jan Cheroot strapped the rawhide bootees over the hooves of the horses, while Ralph gave his final orders, speaking in Sindebele, the only language they would use during the entire raid.