broguedadj.
1. Wearing, or fitted with, brogues.
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1816 in Q. Rev. Jan. 283 Plaided, bonneted, belted and brogued, and driving their bullocks.
2. Of a boot or shoe: made with a strong vamp like that of a brogue.
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voideda1539
high-topped1582
low-cuta1600
upright1608
seven-league1707
spurred?1707
japanned1750
hen-skin1846
pegged1846
stogy1847
wing-tip1872
foxed1880
brogued1894
welted1895
orthopaedic1897
tackless1907
dazzle1931
Jesus1942
pebble-grained1943
unconstructed1973
1894 Standard 11 Apr. 3/1 Strong brogued walking boots.
1906 W. Greenfield in P. N. Hasluck Boot & Shoe Pattern Cutting i. 22 In all cases where outside fittings are to be brogued.
Derivatives
broguing n. 
/ˈbrəʊɡɪŋ/ the manufacture of brogued shoes or brogue vamps; the vamp itself.
/ˈbrəʊɡɪŋ/ the manufacture of brogued shoes or brogue vamps; the vamp itself.ΘΚΠ
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brogue vamp1889
broguing1894
1894 Queen 17 Nov. 870/1 White kid laid under the black broguing.
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adj.1816