Could you help me understand this excerpt?
This is an excerpt from a newspaper:
We both owned leather jackets, acquired some years some years ago for the tamer pursuits fo attending rock concerts, but Jim bought gloves, and I brought back into service an old pair of cowboy boots with hand-tooled roses on the sides, purchased on a long-ago trip to Austin.
I'm wondering what do those phrases from the article listed below mean?
1.hand-tooled
2.tamer
3.bring back into service
Could you tell me, please?
Top answer
hand-tooled The boots had a fancy design stamped on them, by hand. Look here. bring back into service begin to use again
- hand-tooled The boots had a fancy design stamped on them, by hand.
- Look here.
- bring back into service begin to use again
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1.hand-tooled The boots had a fancy design stamped on them, by hand.
Look here. https://www.lucchese.com/shop/womens/boots/hand-tooled/
2.tamer less crazy, less wild
3.bring back into service begin to use again
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