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Your feet. Galoshes are a rubber boat, typically worn over other shoes to both protect the shoe and keep your feet from getting wet.
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What part of a wagon has the same name as a body part?
neck
What is Movement of a body part toward the main axis of the body called?
Moving of a body part toward the main axis of the body is called adduction. Moving away from the main axis of the body is called abduction.
What body part has the letters rathe?
The throat is the body part that has the letters "rathe" in it.
What body part has ee?
The knee is a body part that has "ee" in its name.
Is moving a body part anteriorly called retraction?
No, moving a body part anteriorly is called protraction. Retraction refers to moving a body part posteriorly.
where on the body will you were a galoshes?
on your feet
On What part of your body would you wear galoshes?
Your feet. Galoshes are a rubber boat, typically worn over other shoes to both protect the shoe and keep your feet from getting wet.
When was 'Happy' in Galoshes created?
'Happy' in Galoshes was created on 2008-11-25.
When was The Galoshes of Fortune created?
The Galoshes of Fortune was created on 1838-05-19.
When would you wear galoshes?
"Galoshes" is another name for "rain boots", so you would wear galoshes when it is rainy or wet outside and you don't want to get your feet wet.
How is galoshes broken into syllables?
Galoshes is broken into syllables like so: ga-losh-es.
What is another name for rain boots?
Another name for rain boots are Rain Galoshes or just Galoshes.
How do you spell Golashes?
galoshes
Galoshes is another name for what type of shoes?
Galoshes are rubber boots you wear in the rain. The old kind had buckles to close them tightly around your ankles. Galoshes is the old fashioned word for gumboots and wellington boots. Also, the plastic overshoes popular in the 1950's were sometimes called galoshes.
Who invented galoshes?
A.L. Rickman
What is worn over shoes?
Rubber galoshes
What is the name for waterproof overshoes?
Galosh galoshes
