boothose
/ˈbuːθoʊz/
noun
- A type of stocking or legging worn inside boots, especially in historical or equestrian contexts.
- In the 17th century, men often wore boothose to protect their legs from chafing.
- The knight pulled on his boothose before stepping into his heavy leather boots.
- The equestrian shop sold woolen boothose for riders who spent long hours in the saddle.