Sole | Mean of sole in English Dictionary

/ˈsoʊl/

• only or single
1. He became the sole heir to the property.
2. the sole owner
3. The sole aim/objective/purpose of the program is to help the poor.
4. She was the sole survivor of the tragedy.
5. Icy roads were the sole cause of the accident.
• belonging only to the person or group specified
1. She has the sole authority to hire new staff members. [=only she can hire new staff members]
2. He has sole jurisdiction of the area.
• Noun
• the bottom part of the foot

• the part of a shoe, boot, etc., that touches the ground
1. shoes with slippery soles
2. heavy boots with thick rubber soles
• Verb
• to put a new sole on (a shoe, boot, etc.)
1. My shoes need to be soled.
• Noun
• a type of ocean fish that is eaten as food
1. fillet of sole