Meanings of wooden soles in English

Some of the men, however, wore common shoes with wooden soles.

The wooden soles of their shoes clattered upon the stone threshold of the door.

Their boots often had cardboard uppers and wooden soles.

They preferred stamping their feet to acknowledging the incontestable superiority of wooden soles in such conditions.

Shoes were manufactured with wooden soles to which the uppers were attached by means of small tacks.

While breakfast was preparing, Roy began to fashion wooden soles for his sister's feet and his own.

The Hindu Upanaha had wooden soles.

Here Pearson fastened to the girls' feet two pairs of large moccasins; inside these wooden soles had been placed.

In muddy weather thick heavy clogs or wooden soles were strapped, like a skate, to the bottom of the foot.

Their shoes have thick wooden soles, but are attractive, and the few clothes they have are clean and well kept.

Next to the stool was a pair of leather shoes with thick wooden soles-thekind worn by those who work the mines.

Shorts were nominally made of wool, though the texture resembled horse hair; shoes came with wooden soles; and helmets consisted of strips of foam.