Brogger

/ˈbrɒɡər/ noun

Definition

One who wears brogues or heavy work boots; a laborer or soldier equipped with sturdy footwear.

Etymology

English agent noun derived from brogan or brogue, with the -er suffix added to indicate a person who wears or uses brogans.

Kelly Says

A humble occupational descriptor that emerged from the Scottish and Irish laborers who dominated construction and farming with their practical, durable footwear.

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