1. ankle-high leather boots or shoes with open lacing, typically worn as casual or work footwear
Usage: plural form; named after Prussian general Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher

Examples

• He laced up his sturdy bluchers before heading to the construction site.
• The vintage bluchers were made of high-quality leather.
• She preferred bluchers over sneakers for hiking short trails.
• The cobbler repaired the worn soles of his favorite bluchers.
• Military surplus stores often sell authentic bluchers.
• His grandfather’s old bluchers still fit perfectly after decades.