Results for: Denver boot
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device for gripping boot, forked device used to pull off bootsbootjack
device for tying boat to, device on boot for climbing trees, hard piece attached under shoe, pair of sports shoes, projecting piece (of metal, wood, etc.) which prevents slipping; supporting board, provide with cleats, secure rope to cleat, support wit...cleat
First Duke of Wellington (1769-1852, title of Arthur Wellesley), British general who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, prime minister of England (1828-1830); seaport and capital of New Zealand, style of high waterproof boot that reaches to the knees and i...Wellington
flaky pastry, former gold coin with the face of Napoleon I or III equal to 20 francs (French); card game; top boot of the mid-nineteenth century; square or rectangular shaped pastry with flaky layers of dough and a cream filling, napnapoleon
Gebhart Leberecht von Blucher (1742-1819), Prussian field marshal, developer of a type of leather boot used by the militaryBlucher
grappling iron, iron tool for lifting heavy objects, spikes on climbing bootcrampon
harsh treatment, large boot whose top reaches above the knee, military bootjackboot
high boot with colored toptop boot
high-heeled bootcowboy boot
in-line skating, skate or rollerblade wearing an updated and adjusted version of rollerskates called rollerblades that have only one blade on the bottom side of each bootblading
Inuit sealskin boot, large boot, muckluck, shoe worn by Eskimosmukluk
lace for tying boot, strings used to lace up bootsbootlace
laced waterproof bootshoepac; shoepack
large-headed nail used for protecting the soles of heavy boots, nail that protects sole of boot, put hobnails on the soles of bootshobnail
leather bootlarrigan
 

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