Picard
moile
Old Tom
vasquine
Wellington
Hessian boot
Wellington boot
juste-au-corps
poulaine
mantua
hessian
jackboot
Morris
crackow
calceology
winkle-picker
spencer
thong
highlow
creeper
Great Britainer
liberty cap
soubise
petticoat breeches
boothose
skyscraper heel
justacorps
calceus
ruff
turnshoe
Edmond
Régence
saddle shoe
upper
Cabriole leg
doublet
balmoral
badine
brogue
Ewart
enumerated articles
middling sort
shoe
longbow
quintole
shoe leather
elevator
hanger
jerkin
Jacques
platform boot
approach shoe
Britishman
mocassin
high-top
Englishperson
fcuk
cordovan
monkey boot
trainband
moccasin
clodhopper
cocker
Pascal
macaroni
Yvonne
congress boot
soutie
studs
Raines
congress shoe
congress gaiter
douk-douk
brogan
work shoe
Timbos
plimsoll
angon
ampulla
Beauchamp
pigache
routier
hip boot
Basque
French dip
Anglicism
Sheraton
Beaufort
Thomas Chippendale
patten
Gordon
clog
Britishism
geta
Chippendale
boot
seventeen hundred
toecap
sabot

English words for 'A high shoe for men, introduced to England from France about 1720.'

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