overshoe

/ˈoʊvərˌʃu/
noun
  1. A protective shoe worn over a regular shoe to keep it dry or clean, typically made of rubber or plastic.
    • She slipped on her overshoes before walking through the muddy field.
    • The construction workers wore overshoes to keep their boots clean on the job site.
    • During the rainy season, many people keep a pair of overshoes in their car.
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