‘a music video set in Marrakesh with models dancing in bare midriffs and Ugg boots’
‘Where I was raised upstate, the creepy hippies who lived in yurts on the outskirts of town would rent a cheap storefront every Christmas and sell Ugg boots and cheesy animal skin vests.’
‘I recall spending most of my sixteenth year dressed in the uniform of a surfer - ugg boots, flannelette shirts with button up collars, long blonde hair and Neil Young music were de rigueur.’
‘To me, it seems that every five minutes, another bemused foreign celebrity is being presented with Akubra hats and ugg boots, and invited to manhandle native fauna.’
‘A moment later, I saw a pair of purple ugg boots coming in.’
‘If I had a kid, would I dress it in miniature ugg boots?’
Origin
1960s (as Ugh boot): perhaps named after Ugh, a series of cartoon characters, or an abbreviation of ugly.
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