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hip boot
noun
- a hip-high boot, usually of rubber, worn by fishermen, firefighters, etc.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hip boot1
An Americanism dating back to 1890–95
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Example Sentences
Wear gloves and either waders or hip boots.
From New York Times
Even if you wore a big hat, or hip boots, or a shirt made of scientifically engineered fabric, staying dry in and around Washington was hard.
From Washington Post
One Marine was drenched by a wave so big that it tore his hip boots off.
From Washington Post
Now I am on record right now as acknowledging that this topic is the deep end of the pool, but, nonetheless, I am wading in carefully, and wearing hip boots.
From Seattle Times
But I was getting extremely depressed visiting properties in my price range, wading through black mold in hip boots, catching a glimpse of a to do list that included “Take garbage out of rabbit hutch.”
From New York Times
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