Gaiter

What do we mean by gaiter?

A heavy cloth or leather covering for the leg extending from the instep to the ankle or knee. noun

A similar covering of moisture-resistant fabric, used by skiers and hikers. noun

An ankle-high shoe with elastic sides. noun

An overshoe with a cloth top. noun

A tubular collar fitting closely around the neck, often worn by skiers. noun

To dress with gaiters.

The dogwood-tree. Now gaiter-tree, gattridge. noun

A covering of cloth for the ankle, or the ankle and lower leg, spreading out at the bottom over the top of the shoe; a spatterdash. noun

Originally, a kind of shoe, consisting partly of cloth, covering the ankle; now, also, a shoe of similar form, with or without cloth, generally with an insertion of elastic on each side. noun

To dress with gaiters. transitive verb

A covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep, or for the whole leg from the knee to the instep, fitting down upon the shoe. noun

A kind of shoe, consisting of cloth, and covering the ankle. noun

A covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep; see spats noun

A covering cloth or leather for the whole leg from the knee to the instep, fitting down upon the shoe. noun

Part of the ecclesiastical garb of a bishop. noun

To dress with gaiters. verb

A cloth covering (a legging) that covers the instep and ankles noun

Legging consisting of a cloth or leather covering for the leg from the knee to the ankle noun

A shoe covering the ankle with elastic gores in the sides noun

A covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep.

A covering cloth or leather for the whole leg from the knee to the instep, fitting down upon the shoe.

Part of the ecclesiastical garb of a bishop.

A gay waiter. They're pretty common, might as well give them a name. Urban Dictionary

1.One who lives in a ritzy high class gaited community dwelling 2.A "high class,better than the rest" attituded person Urban Dictionary

A new facemask thing Urban Dictionary is selling next to their mugs, and just like their mugs, they're trying to force everyone to buy it. $24.00 per gaiter. Urban Dictionary

This thing that Urban dictionary wants you to buy along with their Mug because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Urban Dictionary

Like if a fucking mug wasnt enough. Urban Dictionary

Probably the add under this definition Urban Dictionary

1. article of clothing worn about the neck for warmth 2. Thing urbandictionary wants you to buy along with a mug Urban Dictionary

The new thing that UD wants u to get Urban Dictionary

That one thing that rednecks have to use as masks bc they hunt and thats all that they have Urban Dictionary

Something you didn't know until you went on urban dictionary. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gaiter:
gaiter, waiter, goiter, garter, baiter, gainer, ganter, gaster, gater, gaited, gailer, gaither, gaier, gaiser, gatter.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gaiter:
gaiters, boot, leather, worn, leg, wine, covering, black, john.

Words that rhyme with gaiter:
coordinator, mater, cater, curator, later, operator, perpetrator, indicator, generator, accelerator, administrator, traitor, crater, equator, elevator, facilitator, dictator, denominator, actuator, mediator, waiter, refrigerator, moderator, alligator, navigator, creator, agitator, incubator, greater, instigator, translator, pater, escalator, accumulator, manipulator, decatur, calculator, collaborator, defibrillator, regulator, gladiator, radiator, amphitheater, gator, educator, commentator, fetor, arbitrator, aviator, tater, terminator, stator, skater, innovator, hater, oscillator, investigator, carburetor, activator, percolator, alternator, baiter, freighter, insulator, locator, respirator, simulator, legislator, ventilator, communicator, procrastinator, amphitheatre, incinerator, originator, excavator, rater, slater, detonator, eighter, grater, mercator, animator, illuminator, imitator, decorator, stater, illustrator, liquidator, estimator, applicator, speculator, integrator, infiltrator, exterminator, litigator, negotiator, demonstrator, fabricator, viator, plater.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gaiter:
last, old, black, white, yellow, perennial, long, short, single, former, modern, right, leathern, drab, purple, dark, half, left, coloured, tough, tan.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gaiter:
tops.

Consonant match to gaiter:
gotti, gutter, ghetto, getty, go-to, goatee, gutta, gotta, goiter, gateau, gator, getter, go to, goitre, gutty, goto, gouty, gater, gitter, ghatti, gatto, guttae, goaty, goter, gaeta, gatti, gootee, geter, gatty, ga t, ga to, gait a, gait he, gat a, gat to, gate a, gate he, gate o, gatt a, gatt to, gert to, get a, get e, get he, get her, get o, get t, get tea, girt to, go t, go ta, go ter, go toe, goat a, goat he, goo to, got a, got e, got er, got ha, got hay, got he, got her, got how, got o, got t, got ta, got tea, got ter, got to, got too, got two, got who, gott a, gott to, gotta a, gout a, gout he, gout i, gout to, gow to, gu to, gut a, gut he, gut i, ngai te.

Words that sound like gaiter:
gator, gater, gaiter, gutter, getter, goiter, gitter, gotter, goitre, gatter, goter, guetter, cater, kater, gate, greater, gait, gators, grater, gazer, gayer, gooder, guider, gaters, gaiters, geyer, gaither, gaser, goider, geder, gaier, gadder, -gate, ghadir, gadar, gaita, cutter, cooter, cotter, coater, kotter, ketter, cader, catarrh, couter, kader, kiter, katar, cauter, keeter, yater, coter, kutter, catar, kotor, cotr, cuiter, keiter, gates, gat, gamer, gar, garter, gainer, gade, gare, gatt, gata, gatti, gaster, gair, gaper, gaur, garr, gaut, gades, gatta, gaits, galer, gager, gauger, gati, ganter, gautier, gaeta, gatty, gaar, gaer, gaucher, gahr, gauer, gautreaux, gaid, gautreau, gaat, gaunter, gainor, gastr, garre, gailer.