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pigache
types of shoe with a long pointed turned up toe, worn during the Romanesque and Byzantine periods
- pulley toe
- pulley-toe
- pigaches
- pulley toes
- pulley-toes
- pulley toe shoe
- pulley-toe shoe
- pulley toe shoes
- pulley-toe shoes
- pulley toed shoe
- pulley-toed shoe
- pulley toed shoes
- pulley-toed shoes
- pulley shoe
- pulley-shoe
- pulley shoes
- pulley-shoes
- scorpion shoe
- scorpion tail shoe
- scorpion-tail shoe
- scorpion tailed shoe
- scorpion-tailed shoe
- scorpion shoes
- scorpion tail shoes
- scorpion-tail shoes
- scorpion tailed shoes
- scorpion-tailed shoes
- ram horn shoe
- ram-horn shoe
- ram's horn shoe
- ram's-horn shoe
- ram horned shoe
- ram-horned shoe
- ram's horned shoe
- ram's-horned shoe
- ram horn shoes
- ram-horn shoes
- ram's horn shoes
- ram's-horn shoes
- ram horned shoes
- ram-horned shoes
- ram's horned shoes
- ram's-horned shoes
- pigage
- pigages
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Pigaches
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