shoe-shiner

Typically in sports. It is when the ball bounces off another player’s foot. Typically foursquare.

*the ball bounces off his foot*
Him: Shoe-shiner! Redo.

by PickyPanda2442 December 3, 2019

Trade Shoes

Apparently, a euphemism for gay sex among those not yet out of the closet, looking for others like them.

"That guy just asked me if I wanted to trade shoes with him... what the hell was that all about?"

"It means he wanted to have sex with you but didn't know if you were gay or not."

by GasBandit September 14, 2009

shoe shine

when a male ejaculates onto their partners shoes after having oral sex

I just got new shoes they need a good shoe shine from my husband.

by koadoa August 28, 2011

Shoe ID

To identify people inside a building by the shoes they leave at the entrance.

Person: Yo who at this party?
You: I don't know everyone but I Shoe ID'ed Sharon, Jeff and Dominic earlier.
Person: You're cool

by Postalt December 6, 2018

Moon shoes

You can buy a pair of moon shoes at your local shoe store for a good price. The purpose of this product is to "bounce all over your girl."

Dude 1 - I just bounced all over my girl with my new moon shoes

Dude 2 - Nice, now I have to get my new moon shoes

by Ilovemoonshoes123098 December 16, 2013

Jew Shoes

The common footwear of a person of Jewish ethnicity. Jew shoes can consist of any type of dress shoes or of those made from wood. Penny loafers are a safe bet when shopping for a Jew.

Ari: I need some new shoes. I have a business meeting coming up, and If it goes well I’ll be nose deep in money.
Solomon: Yeah, I’m in need of a new Yarmulke. Maybe I’ll pick one up while we’re here buying your Jew Shoes.
Ari: I’m two dollars short. Can I borrow some cash?
Solomon: No.

by Bubba the Gimp December 29, 2021

Shoe knife

A knife either stored in a shoe or made part of a shoe as a weapon. Also could be a knife used to remove rocks from the treads of shoes.

"I was worried I wouldn't be able to return the shoes I bought until I used the shoe knife to take the pebble out of the tread."

by Boat dad December 28, 2011