help, absolutely nothing is at stake here beyond seeking an answer. Is it:
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Which forms an adjective, presumably creating the case for “closed-toed”
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Solid point. I hadn’t looked at it that way before.
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You pluralize the same way as attorney general. It's closed-toes shoe.
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closed-toed shoes if pluralized, no?
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Yeah, dumb joke. "Attorney general" pluralizes as "attorneys general" and I've been seeing memes using the same convention for other words. May be a joke confined to my memesphere.
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"Footwear featuring enhanced toe security; sometimes military grade"
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Also, I would argue that the hyphen between 'closed' and 'toe' is optional, and the trend is towards less hyphens. So, 'closed toe shoes' is slightly preferred to 'closed-toe shoes', but both are correct.
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Clothed-toad shoes?
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Why are the others even a choice? A shoe has only one toe.
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