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Definition of tramping boots in English: tramping bootsplural noun NZ Stout footwear designed for long-distance recreational walks in rough country. bring tramping boots or sturdy walking sandals Example sentencesExamples - Give me the tramping boots any day.
- I realized that I should not have worn tramping boots and left my gumboots in the cabin.
- I've been getting a bit of athlete's foot from walking around in my tramping boots all day every day.
- I had changed into my tramping boots to adapt to the riskier terrain.
- Sunday, beautiful sunshine, thick socks inside comfortable tramping boots, a pack on my back, and some hills to climb.
- I'd been wearing my tramping boots all day, so I took them off and danced barefoot.
- Both of the short legs had flattish ground and could easily have been done without tramping boots.
- I love having my feet on the ground, preferably in tramping boots or barefoot and a little dirty!
- The once-lonely fells are now the haunt of hordes of gaudily clad people destroying the fragile soils with their myriad tramping boots.
- The physio told me that the back of my tramping boots was rubbing my achilles tendon—a common problem apparently.
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