galosh in Japanese
galosh in Japanese is ガロッシュ — galosh means a shoe or boot put on over ordinary footwear to keep it dry in wet weather.
galosh in Japanese
ガロッシュ
Pronounced: garosshu
(British) A waterproof overshoe used to provide protection from rain or snow.
What does "galosh" mean?
- noun A shoe or boot put on over ordinary footwear to keep it dry in wet weather.
- noun A waterproof shoe cover worn to keep feet dry in rain or snow.
- noun A rubber boot that keeps water out, worn in wet or muddy weather.
- noun A protective legging or gaiter that fits over the top of a shoe and extends partway up the leg.
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What is "galosh" in Japanese?
"galosh" in Japanese is ガロッシュ. galosh means: A shoe or boot put on over ordinary footwear to keep it dry in wet weather.
How do you pronounce ガロッシュ?
"galosh" in Japanese is ガロッシュ, pronounced "garosshu".
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