Wearing galoshes, which are waterproof overshoes worn over regular shoes to keep feet dry.
From galosh (a waterproof shoe covering), derived from French galoches, ultimately from Greek kalopodion meaning 'wooden shoe.' The -ed suffix indicates wearing or having.
Galoshes became fashion statements in the 1950s, and the word 'galoshed' appears in vintage fashion magazines describing the perfect rainy-day look—they were actually considered stylish, not just practical!
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