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Definition of stockman's boot in English: stockman's bootnoun Australian A riding boot with elastic sides. the regulation stockman's boot usually has a stitched sole Example sentencesExamples - She was walking in the elastic-sided stockman's boots more easily
- Alexandra explained her certainty that where the stockman's boots had been placed on the track had been a ruse.
- They recalled how this slip of a girl, wearing a man's flannel shirt, moleskins and stockman's boots, walked down the centre of the dusty main street in Narrandera, staring ahead of her.
- One boy who came from a pastoral station on Cape York Peninsula arrived for his first day at the Atherton High School dressed in his customary 'cowboy' outfit with stockman's boots and hat.
- He looked out of place, Rhia thought, with his sunburnt skin, felt hat and stockman's boots.
- He climbed onto the stage, garbed in overalls and jumper, with heavy stockman's boots.
- This shop probably didn't get a lot of teenage customers in faded blue jeans and stockman's boots.
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