IPA: //ˈʃuːpæk//
KK: /ˈʃuːpæk/
A type of shoe that is made from tanned leather and does not have a separate sole, resembling a moccasin.
He wore a comfortable shoepack while hiking in the woods.
The word 'shoepack' is formed from 'shoe' (from Old English *sceo*, meaning a covering for the foot) and 'pack' (from Old French *pacquer*, meaning to pack or bundle). A shoepack refers to a type of footwear that is designed to be worn in snowy or wet conditions, essentially a bundled covering for the foot.
Think of a 'shoe' as a covering for your foot and 'pack' as bundling it up for protection. This helps you remember that a shoepack is a type of footwear designed to keep your feet warm and dry.