Definition of «gumboots»

Gumboots are a type of waterproof boots designed to keep feet dry and protected from water or mud. They typically have a thick, rubber sole and a high top that extends above the ankle for added support and protection. The name comes from the fact that these boots were originally made from rubber, which was known as "gum" in some parts of the world. Today, gumboots are used by people in various professions such as farming, construction, and outdoor activities to keep their feet dry and comfortable in wet or muddy conditions.

Sentences with «gumboots»

  • The Images: ♦ Swanndri ♦ Pavlova ♦ Gumboots ♦ Hokey Pokey Ice Cream ♦ Jandals ♦ Monarch Butterfly ♦ No. 8 Wire ♦ Poi ♦ Rugby ♦ Silver Fern ♦ Haka ♦ Feijoas ♦ Kiwi ♦ Pūkeko ♦ Pōhutukawa ♦ Pāua Shell ♦ Kūmara ♦ Hei - Tiki ♦ Koru ♦ Flax Kete ♦ Kiwifruit ♦ Mince Pie and Tomato Sauce ♦ Black Singlet ♦ New Zealand Flag ♦ Pounamu ♦ Fish and Chips Please note that 24 of the images are hand drawn, and 2 (Kiwi and Pūkeko) are digitally drawn. (tes.com)
  • Some of my favourite scores were a pair of Marc Jacobs red gumboots on sale at David Jones for $ 50, a pair of black and silver Sigerson Morrison heels on sale for $ 100 in a little shop in New Orleans; and a pair of Marc Jacobs ankle boots for $ 90 that I bought on ebay that I think might be fakes. (housegoeshome.com)
  • Try it on with a tartan scarf, washed blue skinnies tucked in red gumboots: (fashiontasty.com)
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