Ex-cāl'çe-āte, v. t.
[Lat. excalceare, excalceatum, to unshoe, from prefix ex and calceare, to shoe, from calceus, shoe.] To deprive of shoes; to make barefooted. [Obs.] Chambers.
[Lat. excalceare, excalceatum, to unshoe, from prefix ex and calceare, to shoe, from calceus, shoe.] To deprive of shoes; to make barefooted. [Obs.] Chambers.