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blutcher

blutcher noun: a leather half-boot.

Noun

blutcher (plural blutchers)

  1. A leather half-boot.
    • She wore on her feet a pair of dirty blutchers."The Woman At The Store", from Selected Short Stories by Katherine Mansfield (first published in 1912)

Forms of blutcher

pluralblutchers

Questions about blutcher

What does blutcher mean?
Blutcher means a leather half-boot.
What part of speech is blutcher?
Blutcher is a noun.
What is the plural of blutcher?
The plural of blutcher is blutchers.

Words near blutcher in the dictionary

  1. blustery
  2. blustrification
  3. blustrous
  4. Blusts
  5. Blutah
  6. blutcher
  7. blutchers
  8. Bluth
  9. Bluths
  10. Bluto
  11. blutwurst

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