chukka boot
Definition
- Noun:
- Ankle-high lace-up shoe: A "chukka boot" is a type of shoe that extends to the ankle. It is fastened by laces that are threaded through two or three pairs of eyelets.
- Commonly made of suede: This style of boot is often, but not exclusively, crafted from suede leather.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- He wore a pair of brown suede chukka boots with his casual trousers.
- Chukka boots are a versatile choice, suitable for both smart-casual and informal occasions.
Advanced Usage
- Styling Note: Chukka boots are considered a classic menswear staple. They are typically worn without being tucked into trousers.
- "Desert boot": A specific, common variant of the chukka boot, originally created by Clarks, featuring crepe rubber soles and suede uppers.
Variants and Related Words
- Desert boot (n): A specific type of chukka boot with a crepe sole.
- Ankle boot (n): A broader category of footwear that includes chukka boots.
Synonyms
- Ankle boot
- Desert boot (a specific type)
Related Phrases
- Pair of chukkas: A common way to refer to these boots.
- He bought a new pair of chukkas for the autumn season.
Noun
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a shoe that comes up to the ankle and is laced through two or three pairs of eyelets; often made of suede
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