jodhpur
/ˈdʒɑdpər/
noun
- A type of boot that reaches to the ankle, typically made of leather, with a low heel and a side buckle or strap, originally worn for horseback riding.
- The cowboy polished his jodhpurs before the horse show.
- Jodhpurs are comfortable boots for both riding and casual wear.
- She wore her leather jodhpurs to the stable for her riding lesson.
- A city in northwestern India, known for its palaces, forts, and as a center of equestrian culture.
- We visited the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur.
- Jodhpur is often called the Blue City because of its blue-painted houses.
- The markets of Jodhpur are famous for textiles and spices.