WordNet
n. a boot with a high arch and fancy stitching; worn by American cowboys [syn: cowboy boot]
Usage examples of "cowboy boots".
She wore skintight, white jeans and red high-heeled cowboy boots, which matched perfectly her red lipstick and red fingernails.
I'm surprised they didn't take those pretty cowboy boots of yours.
As her gaze lowered, she wasn't surprised to find worn cowboy boots, one of which was very close to her own crossed leg.
Show a New York woman a man in a denim shirt, tight Levi's, and a worn pair of cowboy boots and you had her.
The rider could have been any one of a hundred citizens from that town: small and wiry-looking, his face completely shadowed by a straw cowboy hat with the front brim bent down, he wore a faded denim jacket, Levi's, brown cowboy boots.
He pulled up the legs of his jeans a little, disclosing a gleaming pair of cowboy boots, complexly stitched.
He favored cowboy boots with pointed toes, wide leather garrison belts that he was constantly hitching up because his belly was considerably bigger than his butt, and flowered shirts that billowed on him like staysails.