noun
- Plural of larigan; a type of soft, high-topped moccasin or boot, traditionally worn by loggers, trappers, and outdoor workers in northern regions.
Usage: chiefly Canadian and northern U.S.; often used in logging and wilderness contexts
Examples
- The logger pulled on his larigans before heading into the forest.
- Larigans were essential footwear for trappers working in the Canadian wilderness.
- She wore sturdy larigans to protect her feet during the winter expedition.
- The old trapper's larigans were worn but still serviceable after decades of use.
- Larigans provide excellent insulation and flexibility for outdoor work in cold climates.