What Does Bootneck Mean?
Branch: Army/Royal Marines
Definition: This is one of our favourites. Bootneck is a word that is used in the British Army to refer to a Royal Marine. If anything, you’ll find even the Marines calling themselves bootnecks too. The tradition dates back a couple of centuries when they used to wear a leather strap around their necks, and it looked more or less like a boot.
Example: Just yesterday I found out that he used to be a bootneck, now he seems more appealing than ever before. I have a serious thing for men who have served as Royal Marines.
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