stiefeln.
to walk, march, especially stridingly, vigourously, or a long distance
Meaning & usage
to walk, march, especially stridingly, vigourously, or a long distance
Der kommt hier ständig reingestiefelt und gibt Anweisungen.
Also mussten wir den ganzen Weg wieder zurückstiefeln.
to put on boots
Als er sich gestiefelt hatte, hieß er, die Kutsche vorzufahren.
Where this word comes from
16th century, from Stiefel + -en in the reflexive sense. The sense “stride, walk” since the 18th century.
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