Timberland
- proper noun
- /ˈtɪmbərlənd/
- The rugged design of Timberland boots makes them a popular choice for hikers.
- Timberland boots
- Timberland shoes
- pair of Timberland
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- Yeah, that boy smells like a Timberland boot.
- We actually when I was in Australia, we've, we've ordered timberlands.
- These are so warm they're insulated great job timberland love these and then I also got these boots from timberland.
- If it's summertime, he's going to have on a white T-shirt, blue jeans and some Timberland boots because that's the outfit that a lot of young people wear in that area.
- If you want something just as weather friendly at a lower price point, Timberland makes a great pair of boots that can withstand any rain, rain or snow.
- And he's wearing these Timberland boots and he took the boots off and he took his socks off and he picked his toenails while I'm given the briefing.
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Cheap Timberland shoes have existed for 25 years now, and through the decades, they have been committed to providing the best quality footwear.
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If it's summertime, he's going to have on a white T-shirt, blue jeans and some Timberland boots because that's the outfit that a lot of young people wear in that area.
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Timberland, size ten and a half.
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Usually Timberland or Doc Martens.
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My first favorites are Timberland boots.
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On her feet were big Timberland boots with the laces untied.
Fiction book (1997) -
Each pair of Timberland work boots has been intricately created and carefully designed to provide its wearer with the utmost comfort and protection needed for outdoor activities.
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On Little's feet were wheat-colored Timberland work boots, loosely laced and untied.
Fiction book (2002) -
Many outdoor enthusiasts prefer to wear Timberland boots for their durability and waterproof features.
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She confidently walked through the mud in her classic Timberland boots.
Synonyms
A waterproof boot that covers the lower leg and keeps feet dry in mud
A rubber boot worn to keep your feet dry in rain or mud
A knee-length waterproof boot made of rubber or leather for wearing outdoors
A high rubber shoe that keeps your feet dry in wet or muddy places
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Etymology
Timberland comes from the English parts timber 'wood' and land 'ground', meaning a 'land of trees'. The boot brand used this name to make you think of the outdoors and strong, weather-proof shoes, so Timberland boots are known for being sturdy for rough, wet conditions.