Slipperetten.
/slɪpəˈrɛt/ A proprietary name for a type of slipper or slipper-shaped foot-covering made of soft fabric (U.S.); also, a disposable slipper, esp. of a kind distributed to airline passengers.
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1931 Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 29 Dec. 1125/2 Slipperette. For footwear—namely, rectangular bags of knitted or crotcheted fabric adapted to be worn on the feet as low socks.
1957 New Yorker 2 Nov. 140/3 Slipperette stretch slippers. For home or travel. Nylon with lamé trim for ladies.
1980 Daily Mail 14 Mar. 8 (advt.) [British Airways] Free eye-shades and slipperettes.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online December 2020).
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n.1931- to feel the draught
- to feel the earth move
- to feel the helm
- to feel the miss of
- to feel the pinch
- to feel the pulse of
- to catch off to sleep
- to catch on
- to catch on fire
- to catch on the back foot
- to catch on the hop
- to catch on the raw
- to catch on the rebound
- to catch on the wrong foot
- to catch one's arse
- to catch one's ass
- to catch one's breath
- to catch one's death
- to catch one's death of cold
- to catch one's leave
- to catch one's nap
- to catch or get a heat
- to catch or get jesse
- to catch out
- to catch over