What is "loafers"

Usage examples of "loafers".

Grant wasn't much on shopping, so she blithely picked out jeans, loafers and a white polo shirt for him.

This morning he had been worried about which loafers to wear with his suit, and now all he could think about was the fact that his dearest friend's life hung in the balance.

He'd come up with the nickname Loafers himself, because he thought it sounded more Mob-like than Aloysius.

All his life, Loafers had wanted to be a mobster, just like in the movies.

When his efforts to start a Celtic mafia had failed Loafers came to Chicago.

In Kilkenny there was nothing over five storeys, and Loafers himself had lived all his life in a suburban bungalow.

A few more hours in Mulch's company should be enough to have Loafers McGuire foaming at the mouth.

But the trick was not to incapacitate Loafers, it was persuading Carla Frazetti not to send another team.

You only owe twenty grand for Loafers, unless the extra fifteen K is my bonus?

In a logical world, people would wear functional clothing, like jeans and loafers and sweatshirts.

She was wearing loafers, not as good as boots, but better than sandals.

He could accept the Italian suits and silk shirts, the Gucci loafers, but he would have had a hard time connecting with a wine drinker.

If she wanted him to wear Italian loafers like Trammell’s, he’d do it.

They would be better for walking than her loafers, which were much the worse for wear.

And his shoes were black Gucci loafers, which was a little out of the price range of most FBI agents.