[
UK
/snˈiːkɐ/
]
[ US /ˈsnikɝ/ ]
[ US /ˈsnikɝ/ ]
NOUN
- a canvas shoe with a pliable rubber sole
- someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
How To Use sneaker In A Sentence
- He'd tied his sneaker laces together, and now had his shoes strung about his neck.
- Anyway, as you can see, the moc is sort of a slip-on walking shoe with a sneaker-ish sole.
- Then I just want to tamp down its cowlick and put it in orthopedic sneakers and set it to dancing. A Conversation with Karen Russell author of St. Lucys Home for Girls Raised by Wolves
- One of the shoelaces on her sneaker had come untied and was blowing vulnerably in the wind.
- He wore a pair of worn out old sneakers that matched his worn out old jean trousers.
- Was that because the dirt from the right sneaker had come off all over the floor? AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
- I feel a little out of place in my neatly pressed tennis shorts, matching shirt and new pair of Adidas sneakers.
- She comes flying down in her bathrobe and untied sneakers; he's still buttoning his shirt.
- One of the new breed of sneaker brands is straight outta Orange County.
- Evan had those shoes that were sneakers but made more for show then for anything else.