buskin

Only the man's black buskins were not the color of blood.

However, there was a pair of those buskins that appeared to be my size, so I tried them on.

I was all ready for buskins, and it's nothing but socks."

Short buskins or even modern boots would be better for cross-country travel.

Blade's feet suffered, while the Princess went easily enough in her buskins.

A good many had carved strips of bone and tied them to their buskins.

Even her feet were shod with high buskins of this grey stuff.

But that was enough for a tough-padded old soldier to show himself by putting on buskins.

And tell them to lace their buskins up high against serpents!"

On her feet were high-laced buskins with long, curling toes.

The soft rubber sole on the buskins he was wearing certainly wouldn't do the job.

Cynan came to me as I was pulling on my buskins.

He wore blue leggings and his feet were pushed into soft leather buskins.

But in the bell there would also be many pounds of man, and, further, there were the metal buskins.

His buskins' soft soles lifting only a finger's breadth with each step.

I shiver in my tunic and buskins and wonder what to do.

Around the time of Aeschylus, the boots or buskins worn by the actors were flat.

The board members are divided into two groups, the socks and the buskins, each of which is responsible for reading three of the six pieces.

Her little high-arched feet were shod with high buskins of deerskin.

He was dressed all in crimson-shirt, trousers, and buskins.

She had cast aside her buskins, too, and the slender, high- arched feet were sandalled.

He laced the buskins quickly, hurrying a little.

Frowning, she finished dressing, put on the delicate buskins again, then went to the door and unbolted it.

The Fifth wears yellow buskins; yours are brown.

But still the maid lay prostrate, clasping close his rough buskins in her little brown hands.