What is another word for CREP?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈɛp] (IPA)

Crep is a slang term used to refer to a specific type of shoe, the Nike Air Force 1. However, there are several synonyms for crep that people use to describe sneakers or shoes in general. Some common synonyms include kicks, trainers, sneakers, runners, and tennis shoes. Other less common terms include plimsolls, pumps, and loafers. Each of these words refers to different styles or purposes of shoes, from athletic wear to casual or formal footwear. Regardless of the synonym used, sneakers and shoes continue to be an integral part of fashion and culture worldwide.

What are the hypernyms for Crep?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Crep

But whatever, Archibald Shott CREP' for'ard a bit, till he was close 'longside, an' then bended down t' do up the lashin' of his shoe: which he kep' at, sir, fumblin' like a baby, till Jim looked off t' the clouds risin' over the Black Bight cliffs an' 'lowed 'twould snow like wool afore the hour was over.
"Every Man for Himself"
Norman Duncan
Well, sir, that's all; only I waited till no one was there; and then I lifted the lid and CREP out of the box; and it was very horrid, for there was the dead chap in the nex' room, and I kep' thinking he'd come after me, or them others would; and I was that scared, I crawled along the passage, and down-stairs, and then sat and shivered, list'ning to you folks talking, and something in my head going buzz.
"The Bag of Diamonds"
George Manville Fenn

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