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Riding boot   /rˈaɪdɪŋ but/   Listen
Riding boot

noun
1.
A boot without laces that is worn for riding horses; part of a riding habit.





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"Riding boot" Quotes from Famous Books



... huge hand of Bull settle around the leg of their father, well below the wound and then the grip closed to avoid the danger of opening the wound when the boot was worked off. After this he pulled the tight riding boot slowly ...
— Bull Hunter • Max Brand
... with thin soles against the stray thorn, and should reach well above the ankle by way of defence against the fever mosquito. That festive insect carries on a surreptitious guerrilla warfare low down. The English "mosquito boot" is simply an affair like a riding boot, made of suede leather, with thin soles. It is most comfortable. My objection is that it is unsubstantial and goes to pieces in a very brief time even under ...
— The Land of Footprints • Stewart Edward White
... found herself driving at a smart pace in a closed carriage, with Lushington sitting bolt upright beside her like a policeman in charge of his prisoner. It was not yet quite dark when the brougham stopped at the door of Margaret's hotel, and the porter who opened the carriage looked curiously at her riding boot and spurred heel as she got out under the covered way. She and Lushington had not exchanged a ...
— Fair Margaret - A Portrait • Francis Marion Crawford


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