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field boot
noun
a close-fitting knee-length boot
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Bowen spent summer training at dad's potato field 'boot camp'
From BBC
The strength of his sudden assault, which backed British advance elements 145 miles up the Mediterranean coast, set Britain's desert staff officers harder than ever at a tough job: outthinking as smart and resourceful a general as ever put foot in a field boot.
Another object thudded beside him—a leg, gray-clad and wearing a heavy field boot!
From Project Gutenberg
His servant drops a field boot on to my stomach, trips over an empty biscuit-tin and is heard grooming a boot without.
From Project Gutenberg
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