"leather cover for the ankle," 1775, from French guêtre "belonging to peasant attire," of unknown origin; perhaps from Middle French *guestre, from Frankish *wrist "instep,&qu [..]

To dream of gaiters, foretells pleasant amusements and rivalries.   

a cloth or leather leg covering reaching from the instep to above the ankle or to mid-calf or knee; an ankle-high shoe with elastic gores in the sides; and overshoe with fabric upper

(n) a cloth covering (a legging) that covers the instep and ankles(n) a shoe covering the ankle with elastic gores in the sides(n) legging consisting of a cloth or leather covering for the leg from th [..]

An outerwear accessory designed to protect a person’s lower legs. Traditionally, gaiters are a separate piece of clothing worn over the pant leg and upper boot, which attaches to the laces and ends at the upper calf, just below the knee. Many modern ski pants now incorporate “built-in gaiters” underneath the pant cuffs. When worn hunting or bushwac [..]

Definition: A piece of fabric worn over the shoe, extending to the ankle or the knee. Detail: Used primarily in the equestrian and military worlds for protection, they inject a heritage aesthetic to t [..]

A piece of fabric worn over the shoe, extending to the ankle or the knee. Detail: Used primarily in the equestrian and military worlds for protection, they inject a heritage aesthetic to the catwalk.

A covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep; see spats A covering cloth or leather for the whole leg from the knee to the instep, fitting down upon the shoe. *ankle-high, fi|säärys, ( [..]