combat boot

noun

1. a heavy, usually laced and close-fitting boot of hard leather extending above the ankle and having a sole and heel of hard rubber.

combat boot

noun

1. a heavy army boot

Example Sentences

A shrine of sorts has sprung up outside Fortson’s apartment, where people have left combat boots, bouquets of flowers and an American flag, among other things.

From Seattle Times

Marines earned a peerless reputation for amphibious assaults across World War II’s Pacific theater, but with China now asserting itself across the Indo-Pacific, the combat boot is on the other foot.

From Washington Times

Rejecting the record label’s plan to market her as a teen pop queen, O’Connor had her hair shaved off and wore ripped jeans and combat boots.

From Los Angeles Times

She burst on the scene as an odd-looking provocateur, dressed in an ice-skater skirt and combat boots.

From Los Angeles Times

And “even with her combat boots,” Tristán notes, “Montserrat barely grazed Tristán’s shoulder. She mostly looked like a tiny, ferocious elf.”

From Los Angeles Times