"galosh" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that refers to either a heavy waterproof overshoe or a rubber overshoe with fabric uppers. You could use it in a sentence such as: "I wore my galoshes to walk in the rain without ruining my shoes."
And don't forget your GALOSH; we're due for rain this week, and I'll bet you have the companion to that GALOSH in your closet.
After teaming up with Jimmy Choo for the smash hit of the festival season, galosh goliath Hunter has come up with a further fashion-forward range for the foot-conscious.
From the Queen to Princess Di, Joanna Lumley to Penelope Keith, we have no end of galosh gals to emulate.
After combining a rubber galosh with the top of a leather hunting boot (a "You got your chocolate in my peanut butter" moment), L.L. hit upon a flexible, lightweight boot for hunters that quickly found an audience beyond the back woods.
The galosh, that protective and effective rubber overshoe, made a comeback during the fall 2012 runway shows with many designers turning the seasonal necessity into a certifiable fashion statement.
After combining a rubber galosh with the top of a leather hunting boot (a "You got your chocolate in my peanut butter" moment), L. L. hit upon a flexible, lightweight boot for hunters that quickly found an audience beyond the backwoods.
That seemed a bit personal, even in the name of journalistic research, but I soon found out that these were galosh-like covers for my sneakers so I could traverse the ice, or "sheet," without breaking my neck.
Meanwhile, if you are planning to visit Indianapolis this autumn, get your jabs and pack your galoshes.
No one minds if you arrive for an appointment wearing galoshes, boots, or even earflaps in the dead of winter.
Their aim was to use media and materials in new ways in order to improve everything from buildings and transport to dishes and galoshes.
A quick glance at the clouds flitting across the sky each morning is usually enough to decide whether to leave the brolly behind or grab a mackintosh and galoshes.
