What is "booties"

Usage examples of "booties".

Zerbrowski had given me little plastic booties to put over my Nikes, and handed me the box of gloves.

My feet in the little booties were still on the relatively clean tile of the area where the stool sat, a tiny room, with a vanity area, complete with double sink beyond.

I wasn't sure that the plastic booties would be slippery in this much liquid on a tile floor, but I so didn't want to find out the hard way.

He slipped the deerskin booties onto the feet of each patiently standing dog and pulled the drawstrings firm, tying them in place.

She slipped on the gown and helped herself to a hat, mask, booties, and even rubber gloves.

After donning protective gown, mask, hat, gloves and booties, Marissa entered the tiny room.

When she was fully attired in hood, goggles, mask, gown, gloves and booties, she went to Dr.

Like a space suit, it covered the entire body, complete with gloves and booties.

Then, before entering one of the rooms, they double gowned, adding hoods, goggles, masks, gloves and booties.

In the vestibule, she put on a hood and booties, then stopped in front of the big scheduling board.

This latter— four dark red booties made of supple leather—was undoubtedly meant for the four-footed member of their ka-tet.

He didn't know how many bumblers had worn shoes in the history of the world, but he was willing to guess that none had ever been gifted with a set of silk-lined leather booties.

I loaded four-hundred-speed film so the photographs wouldn't be too grainy, and slipped sterile booties over my shoes.

Even I was rather appalled by Marino and his stinking uniform pants, filthy gloves and booties.

I was grateful I could suit up in a face shield, mask, cap, booties, layers of gloves, and all that protected me from biological hazards and my emotions.