ADJECTIVE
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exaggeratedly proper
my straitlaced Aunt Anna doesn't approve of my miniskirts -
having a square toe
square-toed shoes
How To Use square-toed In A Sentence
- To round the picture off he slips his silk socked feet into black Italian square-toed, patent leather shoes.
- Nearly 200,000 men of Irish parentage fought there, and when the war ended, some headed for the old country, conspicuous in their felt hats and square-toed shoes.
- Footwear first, of course: Gucci patent leather, square-toed boots are in.
- Catherine was wearing a long baby blue skirt and black, square-toed, leather boots.
- At that time, every kicker in high school, college, and the professional ranks kicked straight-on with that square-toed shoe.
- square-toed shoes
- By the way, one of the best things that have happened to men's footwear is the wide, square-toed ones of the European style.
- But I looked down on the tube yesterday morning (like you do when the carriage is packed and your head's at a funny angle) and half the world was wearing square-toed footwear.
- The happy-looking guy in the square-toed biker boots says he's not an orgy kind of guy.
- However young and crazed by ‘vintage’, no one will be going out wearing square-toed flatties with space-age mini dresses, that's a given.