To remove shoes or to go barefoot; to strip of footwear.
From Latin ex- (off/away) + calcarate (shod, from calceus, shoe). More specifically, from calcar (spur or heel part of shoe).
Medieval monks actually used this word when they removed their shoes as an act of humility or penance. Walking barefoot was a spiritual statement, and they had a precise word for it.
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