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A variety of shoe, typically made of heavy leather.
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(by ellipsis) An Oxford Dictionary.
Examples of oxfords in a Sentence
Beginning at his dusty oxfords and indigo blue jeans, her scrutiny continued up to a neatly tucked in worn white cotton shirt with the sleeves rolled up to mid arm.
Actually, the suit is comfortable enough - the oxfords, not so much.
Dartmouth assembling Oxfords shipped from England for the purpose of training aircrew.
Much of children's clothing is designed to make them look like little adults, so you can purchase jeans or khakis and t-shirts or oxfords for your boy.
Pair black oxfords and a leather portfolio with pencil skirt ensembles to convey an image of professionalism.
In addition to the most popular types of platform shoes, you'll also find Mary Janes, loafers, Oxfords, slides, and other specialty shoes.
Cole Haan has quite a selection of loafers, slip-ons, oxfords, sandals, and boots.
These Reserve Bike Toe Oxfords will see you through the day in style with their sleek, crisp design.
The oxfords are available in gold, black, red and a jazzy black and white combination.
Styles like oxfords, loafers and even plaid prints have been updated to reflect a more modern edge.
The result is a variety of unexpected designs, like metallic oxfords with contrasting laces, high-heeled patent leather loafers, plaid Mary Janes and more.
Wear dressier styles, like oxfords and bluchers, with suits, formal business attire, and tuxedos, but pair slip-ons or monk straps with business casual outfits or jeans.