- made and worn on the Aran
Islands of
County Galway, Ireland. Look up
pampootie in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. They are
formed of a
single piece...
-
Organ shoes Orthopaedic footwear Over-the-knee boot
Oxford shoe
Paduka Pampootie Patten Peep-toe shoe
Penny loafer, see Slip-on
Peranakan beaded slippers...
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describes making holes in a type of shoe made from
uncured leather,
called a
pampootie,
which was so
common in
Scotland that the
England named the
Scots for...
- region.
According to Pinhasi, the Areni-1 shoe is
similar to the
Irish pampootie, a shoe
style worn in the Aran
Islands up to the 1950s. The
shoes are...
- for the Earl of Orrery. This is an old
Irish tribal name, Orbhraighe.
pampootie – From pampúta, a kind of shoe with good grip worn by men in the Aran...
- Rome
History of
footwear and
shoes Calceus, Caliga, and
Soccus Ciocie Pampootie Abarka Rich (1884), p. 118.
Purser (1890), p. 361.
Grafton (1994), p. 65...
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Palazzo trousers Palestinian costumes Palla (garment)
Pallium Paludamentum Pampootie Panama hat
Pangi (Maroon)
Panling Lanshan Pannier (clothing) Pantalettes...
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tastevin exochorion dactylion hallenkirche carcharodont logodaedaly buñuelo
pampootie hexerei vorspiel cahier kabaragoya shibuichi brindisi kalanchoe criollismo...
