half sole
n. A shoe sole that extends from the shank to the toe.
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half′ sole`
n. that part of the sole of a shoe or boot that extends from the shank to the end of the toe.
[1860–65]
half′-sole`
v.t. -soled, -sol•ing. to repair or renew (a shoe or boot) by applying a new half sole.
[1785–95]
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Half sole
2. A wooden pole sometimes fastened to the bottom of a sled runner to protect it from the wear of sliding along the ground. The half sole could be much more easily replaced when it was worn than could the runner itself.
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| Noun | 1. | half sole - shoe sole extending from the shank to the toesole - the underside of footwear or a golf club |
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