Wiktionary
n. A sturdy boot intended as workwear.
Usage examples of "workboot".
A brown workboot stamped down hard on his chest, then he was pulled up roughly by his hair.
Chuck twisted and turned to avoid kicks in the belly, but a whole gang of workboots took him in the chest, knocking him to the ground.
He stood over two metres tall in flat workboots and probably weighed as much as both my current selves put together.
I followed, knowing where the flow was weakest --where I would be the least soaked -- and stepped out onto a broad rock shelf, workboots gripping and my dampened jersey starting to dry itself.
He gadded about town in paint-stained dungarees and old workboots, a knee-length jersey and an ever-present scarf.
People saw Hank walking toward where Albert 'Pits' Barfield sat tipped back in his chair, workboots curled around the front rungs, checking out all those Girls Next Door.
And, when the funeral was over, Oz would crush his cigarette on the heel of his tewwible workboot, put it in whatever container he carried around with him (in a cemetery, sextons caught depositing their butts on the ground were almost always summarily fired—it looked bad.