hobnailed

It might even have been part of a hobnailed vase.

There's supposed to be a lady up there who has a collection of old hobnailed glass.

The sound of hobnailed boots told him they were Krauts.

Then he heard the clatter of hobnailed sandals against stone.

"They have no reason to lace up hobnailed boots and grind faces all day."

At last the hobnailed prints ended and heavy tire tracks began.

Great hobnailed wheels of pain turned through Agnes, driving her into darkness for a moment.

He comes into sight, dancing clumsily in hobnailed military boots.

Their hobnailed sandals were also an effective weapon against a fallen enemy.

Rounding on his hobnailed heel, the war chief stalked off.

Mud nails, which turn shoes into a kind of hobnailed boot, make no difference, in his opinion.

The hobnailed wheels ground through her once more, as though she were being broken on a medieval torture device.

Once in a while a hobnailed boot would lash out and kick a rock loose.

"I guess," he said, "we'd better buy some hobnailed boots."

Not unless the climber had been wearing hobnailed boots.

Provo looked as if God had dropped a cigarette here and then ground it out with a hobnailed boot.

He was soloing near the limit of difficulty for the day - and with hobnailed boots.

Firm it with a duck-like waddling movement of your hobnailed boots.

The hobnailed boots smashed it like a pair of battering rams.

(From the hobnailed boots that were popular in the valley.)

Tell you what - why don't I make you up a recipe for hobnailed liver?

Like everybody else, he wore hobnailed British boots.

A man's hobnailed boot tore her face open.

Those huge hobnailed boots could have kicked a hole in Berkeley Castle.

Our hobnailed boots throw off sparks as they clatter against the courtyard pavement.