brogue
/ˈbroʊɡ/Definitions
1. noun
a dialect of Irish or Scottish origin, especially one used by gypsies
“He had a distinctive brogue that gave away his Irish heritage.”
2. noun
a type of shoe, especially one with a decorative or ornamental design
“He wore a pair of ornate brogues to the party.”
3. verb
to utter or speak with a distinctive brogue
“He brogued loudly in the pub, drawing attention to himself.”