Definition of spatterdash in English:

spatterdash

noun ˈspatədaʃˈspædərˌdæʃ

usually spatterdasheshistorical

A long gaiter or legging worn to keep stockings or trousers clean, especially when riding.
〈史〉（尤指骑马用的）防泥护腿，裤腿套
Example sentencesExamples
- The spatterdashes date from 1748 when the Artillery wore them for the first time in any British Corps.
- Trousers and spatterdashes replaced breeches and gaiters for field service.
- Under hot, dry conditions the spatterdash should be wetted to ensure satisfactory hardening.
- Fabric spats, or spatterdashes, were worn over walking shoes around the turn of the 20th century.
- Canvas spatterdashes with full canvas feet and a leather sole were called ‘mud boots.’

Definition of spatterdash in US English:

spatterdash

nounˈspadərˌdaSHˈspædərˌdæʃ

usually spatterdasheshistorical

A long gaiter or legging worn to keep stockings or pants clean, especially when riding.
〈史〉（尤指骑马用的）防泥护腿，裤腿套
Example sentencesExamples
- Under hot, dry conditions the spatterdash should be wetted to ensure satisfactory hardening.
- Trousers and spatterdashes replaced breeches and gaiters for field service.
- Fabric spats, or spatterdashes, were worn over walking shoes around the turn of the 20th century.
- The spatterdashes date from 1748 when the Artillery wore them for the first time in any British Corps.
- Canvas spatterdashes with full canvas feet and a leather sole were called ‘mud boots.’

词汇	spatterdash
释义	Definition of spatterdash in English: spatterdash noun ˈspatədaʃˈspædərˌdæʃ usually spatterdasheshistorical A long gaiter or legging worn to keep stockings or trousers clean, especially when riding. 〈史〉（尤指骑马用的）防泥护腿，裤腿套 Example sentencesExamples The spatterdashes date from 1748 when the Artillery wore them for the first time in any British Corps. Trousers and spatterdashes replaced breeches and gaiters for field service. Under hot, dry conditions the spatterdash should be wetted to ensure satisfactory hardening. Fabric spats, or spatterdashes, were worn over walking shoes around the turn of the 20th century. Canvas spatterdashes with full canvas feet and a leather sole were called ‘mud boots.’ Definition of spatterdash in US English: spatterdash nounˈspadərˌdaSHˈspædərˌdæʃ usually spatterdasheshistorical A long gaiter or legging worn to keep stockings or pants clean, especially when riding. 〈史〉（尤指骑马用的）防泥护腿，裤腿套 Example sentencesExamples Under hot, dry conditions the spatterdash should be wetted to ensure satisfactory hardening. Trousers and spatterdashes replaced breeches and gaiters for field service. Fabric spats, or spatterdashes, were worn over walking shoes around the turn of the 20th century. The spatterdashes date from 1748 when the Artillery wore them for the first time in any British Corps. Canvas spatterdashes with full canvas feet and a leather sole were called ‘mud boots.’
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