Galosh (noun)

1. A rubber or plastic overshoe worn over a shoe to keep the feet dry in wet weather.
2. A type of overshoe that is worn over a shoe to protect the feet from wetness or cold.

Origin:

Late 18th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. He put on his galoshes before going outside in the rain.
2. Galoshes are a type of protective footwear worn in wet weather.
3. The galoshes protected his shoes from getting wet.
4. Galoshes can be worn over most types of shoes.
5. Galoshes are made of rubber or other waterproof material.