Definition of Feet Candy

Feet Candy

noun

• Any Sandals,Shoes or Dress Shoes that carry the cost of $100.00 & Up. Compare to Nike , Adidas , Gucci, LV and Lymon-Headz. Example: Oh I see someone went shopping and bought them some [Feet Candy].

  Last edited on Jan 20 2021. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on Jan 20 2021.

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