IPA: /ˈlærɪɡən/
KK: /lærɪgən/
A type of footwear that is a moccasin, typically made of oiled leather and designed to reach up to the knee.
He wore a pair of larrigans while hiking in the woods.
The word 'larrigan' originates from Irish, specifically from the term 'larrig', meaning a type of coarse woolen cloth. It refers to a rough, often unrefined garment or fabric.
Think of the Irish word 'larrig' for coarse cloth to remember that 'larrigan' refers to a rough or unrefined garment.