crowboot
/ˈkrɔːbuːt/Definitions
1. noun
A type of waterproof footwear, often made of rubber or leather, designed to be worn over boots for added protection in wet or muddy conditions.
“The hikers wore crowboots to traverse the flooded trail.”
1. noun
A type of waterproof footwear, often made of rubber or leather, designed to be worn over boots for added protection in wet or muddy conditions.
“The hikers wore crowboots to traverse the flooded trail.”