shoetop

English

Etymology

From shoe +‎ top.

Noun

shoetop (plural shoetops)

1. The upper surface of a shoe.
   • 2007 August 18, Ben Shpigel, “It’s Time to Get Going, So Mets and Glavine Do”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Castillo snagged the short-hop throw at his shoetops and, while falling toward the mound, whipped a strong sidearm throw to Easley to nab Zimmerman by a half-step and complete the double play.