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brogue
When referring to speech, this term carries a specific cultural association with Ireland, though it can describe any heavy, rustic accent. It suggests a certain melodic or guttural quality that is distinct from a general accent, often evoking a sense of regional identity or rural origins.
In the context of footwear, the term refers specifically to the decorative holes (perforations) rather than the overall shape of the shoe. While many shoes have these details, a true brogue is defined by this ornamental craftsmanship, bridging the gap between formal dress shoes and more rugged outdoor footwear.
Meanings
Examples
He spoke with a thick Irish brogue that made him sound like he had just stepped off a boat from Galway.
He spoke with a thick Irish brogue that made him sound like he had just stepped off a boat from Galway.
I should probably wear my brown brogues with this navy suit for the interview.
Listen to that wonderful brogue coming from the old man in the corner.
The detective noticed the expensive leather brogues the suspect was wearing despite his claim of being poor.
The detective noticed the expensive leather brogues the suspect was wearing despite his claim of being poor.
Her soft brogue added a melodic quality to her storytelling.
I wonder if these wingtip brogues will be too formal for the garden party.
The actor struggled to maintain a consistent Scottish brogue throughout the second act.
The actor struggled to maintain a consistent Scottish brogue throughout the second act.
He polished his black brogues until they shone like mirrors for the wedding.
That heavy brogue is almost impossible for me to understand when he speaks quickly.
That heavy brogue is almost impossible for me to understand when he speaks quickly.