(dialect) sports shoes; sneakers (originally Cantonese: 波 is borrowed from English "ball", Jyutping [bo1])

slippers

leather shoes

rain boots

shoelace

sandal

old shoes; ex-girlfriend [colloquial]

straw sandals

shoe polish

shoe size

to repair shoes

(noun) (of shoe tool) shoehorn; (of people) protruding jaw

snowshoes

(verb) to clean and polish shoes; (slang) to toady; to bootlick; to flatter

shoemaker

insole

high-heeled shoes

(diving, snorkeling) fins; flippers

verb; literally: carry the shoe; Metaphor, look down on someone; or, to serve someone

Shoe money. A kind of "lease transference fee". After the second world war, the rent went up dramatically following the population growth, but as there was Tenancy Control to limit the increasing rate of rent, the flat owner used some other methods to charge tenant for the difference from market price, like the "shoe money", means the compensation of the wearing of flat owner's shoes to walk preparing the flat for tenant.

uppers of a shoe

broken shoes

waterproof shoes; oiled shoes (for wet weather)

overshoes; galoshes