nonshoe

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ shoe.

Adjective

nonshoe (not comparable)

1. Not of or pertaining to shoes.
   • 1998, International directory of company histories, Volume 20, page 88:

     Griffin decided to do what other large shoe companies had been doing for years, that is, to diversify into nonshoe areas.

   • 2007 June 17, Michael Fitzgerald, “The Shoe Changes, but the Fit Doesn’t. He Can Explain.”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     He says that “only a nonshoe guy” like Mr. Klein, who was watching the customization trend not just in computers but also across things like cars (Toyota’s Scion) and television (via TiVo), would have thought to do it.