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desert boot

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Noun1.desert bootdesert boot - a boot reaching halfway up to the knee
buskin, combat boot, half boot, top boot
boot - footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg
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desert boot [ˌdɛzət ˈbuːt] n → scarponcino
desert boot [ˌdɛzət ˈbuːt] n → scarponcino


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Improved hot-weather desert boot or temperate-weather desert boot
Army gets new combat uniform: Sgt. 1st Class Marcia Triggs, USA by Defense AT & L
Since March 2003, DSCP has exercised its surge option, requiring Wellco to accelerate its production of desert boots.
Wellco Enterprises, Inc. Announces Updated Information by Business Wire
Since late March 2003, the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia (DSCP, the Department of Defense agency with which the Company contracts for the manufacture of combat boots) continuously invoked its surge option in response to the need for desert boots used by U.
Wellco Enterprises, Inc. Announces Operating Results for the Fiscal ... by Business Wire
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