IPA: /broʊg/
KK: /broʊg/
A type of heavy shoe made from untanned leather, often associated with Scotland and Ireland, or a strong accent, particularly Irish or Scottish, when speaking English.
He wore a traditional brogue while walking through the countryside.
Brogue → The word originates from Irish *bróg*, meaning a type of shoe or boot. It refers specifically to a style of shoe that is often associated with the Irish or Scottish culture.
Think of the Irish word 'bróg' for shoe, which helps you remember that a brogue is a type of shoe.