Overshoe (noun)

A protective covering worn over shoes, especially in wet or muddy conditions, to keep the shoes clean and dry.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'over' and 'shoe' meaning to wear a covering over one's shoes.

Examples:

1. She put on her overshoes before stepping outside in the rain.
2. The construction workers were required to wear overshoes to protect their shoes from mud and debris.
3. The salesman carried a variety of overshoes in his car to accommodate different weather conditions.
4. I always keep a pair of overshoes in my trunk for emergencies.
5. He was embarrassed to wear his overshoes in public, but he didn't want to ruin his shoes.