Full Idea
There is intrinsic use of a possession, such as of a shoe or a cloak, and its coincidental use - not of course when using a shoe as a weight, but as, for example, selling it or hiring it out (for then a shoe is used as a shoe).
Gist of Idea
Wearing a shoe is its intrinsic use, and selling it (as a shoe) is its coincidental use
Source
Aristotle (Eudemian Ethics [c.333 BCE], 1231b37)
Book Reference
Aristotle: 'Eudemian Ethics', ed/tr. Reeve, C.D.C. [Hackett 2021], p.44
A Reaction
This seems to need a third label, for using the shoe as a weight. 'Inessential use' perhaps, since the intrinsic use points towards the essential nature or function of the shoe.