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blakeys

blakeys is the plural of blakey.

Meaning of blakey

Noun

blakey (plural blakeys)

  1. (UK) A shoe protector (metal stud or plate affixed to the sole or heel of a shoe to prevent excessive wear).
    • She wouldn't actually bring the shoes herself, but she would drive down with any complaints or remarks. I was expected to know instantly […] which pair she meant out of a sackful, and be able to suggest rubber heels, or a blakey, or whatever she would like.1943, Raymond Postgate, Somebody at the Door, page 78
    Synonyms:
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Proper noun capitalized: Blakeys

Blakeys

  1. (plural) plural of Blakey

Noun capitalized: Blakeys

Blakeys

  1. (plural) plural of Blakey

Questions about blakeys

What is blakeys the plural of?
Blakeys is the plural of blakey.
What part of speech is blakeys?
Blakeys can be a proper noun or a noun.

Words near blakeys in the dictionary

  1. Blakesleys
  2. Blakespear
  3. blakest
  4. Blakeville
  5. blakey
  6. blakeys
  7. blaking
  8. blakker
  9. blakkest
  10. blakkness
  11. Blakley

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