brogue
/broʊɡ/
noun
- A strong regional accent, especially an Irish or Scottish one.
- His brogue was so thick that some of the students had trouble understanding him.
- She spoke with a soft Irish brogue that charmed everyone in the room.
- The actor practiced a Scottish brogue for his role in the historical film.
- A type of sturdy leather shoe with decorative perforations (broguing), often worn for formal or country wear.
- The salesman recommended brogues for the outdoor garden party.
- He polished his brown brogues before the wedding.
- She bought a pair of classic brogues that went well with her tweed skirt.