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brogan

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Noun — A sturdy, heavy work boot or shoe.

Synonyms

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brogue work shoe clodhopper

Etymology

Related to "brogue," possibly ultimately from an Irish or Scottish Gaelic word for "shoe," though the exact link is uncertain.

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What does “brogan” mean?

The word “brogan” means a sturdy, heavy work boot or shoe. In plain terms, a heavy, rugged boot built for outdoor work rather than looks.

How do you use “brogan” in a sentence?

Here is “brogan” used in a sentence: “He laced up his old brogans before heading out to the field.”

What part of speech is “brogan”?

“Brogan” is a noun.

Where does the word “brogan” come from?

The word “brogan” comes from Scottish Gaelic. Related to "brogue," possibly ultimately from an Irish or Scottish Gaelic word for "shoe," though the exact link is uncertain.

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