Pronunciation: /ˈpæntəˌfəl/
noun a slipper or light shoe, especially one with a soft sole and a heel that is raised high under the foot
A1 I wear my pantofle when I am at home.
A2 She bought a new pair of pantofle for her father.
B1 The cozy pantofle kept her feet warm during the winter.
B2 He always leaves his pantofle by the door before entering the house.
C1 The luxurious pantofle were handmade from the finest materials.
C2 She collected antique pantofle from around the world.
verb not applicable
A1 She pantofles around the house when she's feeling lazy.
A2 The cat pantofled after its toy, trying to catch it.
B1 He pantofles through the park every morning as part of his exercise routine.
B2 The dancers pantofled gracefully across the stage, captivating the audience.
C1 The athlete pantofled effortlessly through the obstacle course, showcasing his agility.
C2 The chef pantofled around the kitchen, expertly preparing multiple dishes at once.
adjective not applicable
A1 She wore pantofle slippers around the house.
A2 The pantofle design on the rug added a cozy touch to the room.
B1 The boutique sold a variety of pantofle-style shoes.
B2 The elegant pantofle heels were a hit at the fashion show.
C1 The artisan crafted a pair of pantofle leather boots for the customer.
C2 The museum displayed a collection of historical pantofle footwear from different cultures.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked pantofle to the store.
A2 He ran pantofle to catch the bus.
B1 The cat jumped pantofle onto the bed.
B2 The athlete sprinted pantofle towards the finish line.
C1 The chef moved pantofle around the kitchen with precision.
C2 The dancer glided pantofle across the stage with grace.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like my pantofle because they are comfortable.
A2 She always wears her pantofle around the house.
B1 I bought a new pair of pantofle for the winter.
B2 His pantofle were left outside and got wet in the rain.
C1 The luxurious pantofle she wore to the event were made of fine leather.
C2 The designer pantofle he wore to the fashion show were the talk of the town.
preposition not applicable
A1 I put my pantofle under the bed.
A2 She left her pantofle next to the door.
B1 The cat likes to hide its toys under the pantofle.
B2 He found his missing sock inside the pantofle.
C1 The guest politely placed their pantofle at the entrance.
C2 The antique pantofle served as a decorative piece in the room.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to wear my pantofle when I'm at home.
A2 She put on her pantofle and went to answer the door.
B1 I always wear my pantofle around the house because it's comfortable.
B2 He slipped on his pantofle before heading out to the garden.
C1 After a long day at work, she kicked off her heels and slipped into her cozy pantofle.
C2 As the temperature dropped, he reached for his warm pantofle to keep his feet toasty.
interjection not applicable
A1 Pantofle! I stubbed my toe on the table.
A2 Pantofle! I can't find my keys anywhere.
B1 Pantofle! Did you see that amazing goal in the football match?
B2 Pantofle! I can't believe I forgot about the meeting.
C1 Pantofle! The chef's special dish was absolutely delicious.
C2 Pantofle! I never expected to see you here at this event.
article not applicable
A1 I wear my pantofle at home to keep my feet warm.
A2 She slipped on her pantofle before going to bed.
B1 The cozy pantofle I bought last winter is still in good condition.
B2 He bought a pair of luxurious pantofle made of sheepskin.
C1 The designer pantofle she wore to the party was the talk of the town.
C2 His collection of pantofle from around the world is truly impressive.
formal She slipped on her pantofle before heading to the ballroom.
informal I love wearing my cozy pantofle around the house.
slang Check out these cool pantofles I got at the flea market.
figurative His words were like a soft pantofle, comforting and soothing to her ears.
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