1. A coarse shoe; provincial peculiarity of accent, especially Irish. Brogues, in the plural, breeches.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• brige,
• brdge,
• rougue,
• troguh,
• broze,
• brogher,
• arugue,
• barogue,
• bruque,
• boque,
• browe,
• brocure,
• aregue,
• broguht,
• broute,
• brogh,
• brouge,
• roguer,
• bruge,
• brocke

• Brose,
• bruce,
• brooks,
• brook,
• braze,
• bridge,
• Briggs,
• brugh,
• breiz,
• brees,
• break,
• Bryce,
• brig,
• rogue,
• rouge,
• broke,
• bragi,
• braque,
• braggs,
• brace,
• brooke,
• brioche,
• brag,
• Brase,
• brake,
• braga,
• brusque,
• Brice,
• bragg,
• bruso,
• broce,
• Breck,
• brooch,
• brage,
• braggy.

The adjective form of the word "brogue" is "brogue-ish" or "broguey".

The plural of the "brogue" can be the "brogues".

The singular of the "brogue" can be the "brogue".