Definition

calceate

adjective
  1. wearing shoes; shod
  2. Usage: formal; rare; chiefly botanical or zoological
verb
  1. to put shoes on; to shoe
  2. Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

  • The calceate figures in the ancient fresco wore elaborate sandals.
  • In botanical terminology, a calceate flower has a slipper-shaped petal.
  • The museum's marble statues were depicted as calceate, indicating their high status.
  • Medieval monks would calceate themselves before venturing into the cold stone corridors.
  • The calceate condition of the fossil remains suggested the individual belonged to a wealthy class.

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