- In footwear, a
hobnail is a
short nail with a
thick head used to
increase the
durability of boot
soles or
provide traction.
Hobnailed boots (in Scotland...
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Caligae (Latin; sg.: caliga) are heavy-soled
hobnailed military sandal-boots that were worn as
standard issue by
Roman legionary foot-soldiers and auxiliaries...
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jackboot is a
military boot such as the
cavalry jackboot or the
hobnailed jackboot. The
hobnailed jackboot has a
different design and
function from the former...
- gl****
hobnails A po****r song from 1907,
performed by
Billy Williams "
Hobnailed liver" is
medical jargon for
cirrhosis of the
liver Cellular morphology...
- histopathology,
hobnailing is the
presence of
smooth projections from an
epithelial surface,
which generally contain nuclei.
Hobnailing is seen in clear...
- the
hobnail pattern. In 1940,
Fenton started selling Hobnail items in
French Opalescent,
Green Opalescent and
Cranberry Opalescent. The
Hobnail pattern...
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footwear of the
Roman Republic and Empire.
Normally made of
leather and
hobnailed, it was flat
soled and
typically reached the
lower shin,
entirely covering...
-
referred to by
their detractors as "jackbooted thugs," a
reference to the
hobnailed military jackboot of the
World War I
German Stormtrooper and
later ****...
- Pair of
hobnailed boots...
- Emperor. His name is
understood to be
derived from Caligae, heavy-soled
hobnailed military sandal-boots
known for
being issued to
Roman legionary soldiers...
