How to pronounce “light in the sneakers”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of light in the loafers.

Practice Nearby Words

lightfooted, down in the heels, sun-shot, sun-glassed, jack-booted, down at the heels, out at heels, shoegazy, sandaled, jack booted, blinged-out, bare-footed, down at heels, down in the heel, pantsless, hettie, down at the heel, dogged up, belowstairs, be-booted, straightlaced, brokeback, lightstruck, tongue in cheek, lazyass, crazy-pants, tightfitting, loqued out, crazy pants, downlow, trousersed, loosefitting, a-tiptoe, sport-jacketed, out at elbows, right up someone's alley, loc'd out, all dogged-up, lame-stream, pixie-led, straitlaced, ballgowned, sportsjacketed, blink-and-you'll-miss-it, tongue in chic, well heeled, washed-out, moccassined, semi-naked, pipe-and-slippers, cut out of the same cloth, nowhere in sight, pigeontoed, flunkeyish, plain-clothed, outta sight, be-legginged, abovestairs, dark-horse, sun-kissed, tightlaced, newskool, spraddle-legged, sword-and-sandal, mocassined, fly-away, hot panted, hair-shirted, well hung, peg legged, jiveass, out-at-elbow, doggoned, closefitting, all dressed up with no place to go, buttoned up, disjasket, hip-shot, above-stairs, jeansed, in your face, satcheled, slued, dressed up like a dog's dinner, hotpanted, cut of the same cloth, slow-footed, jacked-up, outtasight, straithanded, gangstah, fleet footed, all dressed up with nowhere to go, cray cray, sidewhiskered, softly, softly, hooched-up, kludgey, bootcut, plain-clothes

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