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Meanings of tight shoes in English

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Usage of tight shoes in English
1
The three little figures in their somewhat tight shoes toddled down the street.
The Honorable Miss: A Story of an Old-Fashioned Town
2
So she wore tight shoes, and was always beautifully waved, and read Browning.
Love Stories
3
It's like settling into a steamy bath or removing tight shoes.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
4
Corsets, waistbands, garters and tight shoes were especially denounced.
The Irish Times
5
I knew it was Jane, because she always wears tight shoes, and limps when unobserved.
Bab: A Sub-Deb
6
One felt that people were able to slouch a bit and slip off too tight shoes.
The Guardian
7
My feet hurt in the new, tight shoes.
Summers at Castle Auburn
8
Just as Teece sat down and eased his tight shoes off someone cried, "Look!"
The Martian Chronicles
9
Additionally, overly tight shoes tend to stretch more so the pain may not even be worth it.
Climbing Magazine
10
It felt like taking off tight shoes.
The Irish Times
11
Her feet sweat in the tight shoes.
Phoenix noir
12
Girls wear tight shoes, burdensome skirts, and corsets, all of which prove very injurious to their health.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
13
It fit me per street-shoe size, but if you like tight shoes, you might go half a size down.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
Her feet in the too- tight shoes were cold and damp, and if she didn't hold herself very still she'd start shaking.
Ruthless
15
Cool the Hot Spots Despite your best efforts, the repeated act of forcing your feet into tight shoes may take its toll.
Climbing Magazine
16
He was wearing tight shoes with hard soles that were worn down unevenly because he had a funny way of walking, a bit bandy-legged.
The Irish Times
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Tight shoes across language varieties
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