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Indian boot 
a kind of sturdy moccasin having uppers reaching well up the lower leg; shoe pack (def. 1).
See also: Canadian shoe shoepack (def. 1)
- 1770 (1792) The Indians . . . brought me a pair of stockings; the legs of which are made of deer-skin, with the wool on the inside: they are intended to wear with Indian boots.
- 1852 Neither have these Indian boots, but merely shoes or mocassins, with soft tops that wrap round the ankle, and are unconnected with the leggins or trowsers.
- 1921 His high Indian boots were caked with mud to the knee. . . .
- 1770 (1792) The Indians . . . brought me a pair of stockings; the legs of which are made of deer-skin, with the wool on the inside: they are intended to wear with Indian boots.