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Doc Martens [dɒk ˈmɑːtənz] pl n
(Clothing & Fashion)™ a brand of lace-up boots with thick lightweight resistant soles In full Doctor Martens Abbreviation DMs Translations Doc Martens® pl → Springerstiefel pl How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Paintings like Kristin with Kristin's Eyes in Her Head, 2001, a sketchy, drippy acrylic portrait of a young woman sitting at a desk staring blankly out at the viewer, and Jill, Tasty, On the Floor, 2001, a girl in red-and-black plaid pants and punky Doc Martens sitting on a floor strewn with CDs, video-game controls, and a boom box, call to mind days devoted to youthful boredom and disaffection--hanging out listening to music, playing games, and doodling. Miraculously, although Doc Martens weigh twice as much as any of her other shoes, once in them, Whitney seemed to walk with a lighter step and a happier face than I'd seen in six weeks. Yet this former "punk rock kid in Doc Martens and a trench coat listening to goth" admits that the publication world has changed in recent years, making saucy and sordid the priority if you want to move copies--which isn't entirely bad for the queer reader. |
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