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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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But as he stepped forward, a twig snapped under the toe of his boot.

From Literature

They know their racers better than the racers know themselves, analyzing every turn, riding the chairlift with them for every practice run, monitoring not just what’s going on inside the boots but inside the helmet.

From Los Angeles Times

However, if he failed to get his rehabilitation right, the power behind his boot would be diminished.

From BBC

In addition to clothing that protects against the wind and cold, anyone attempting to climb steep terrain covered in snow and ice should have mountaineering boots, heavy metal crampons and an ice ax.

From Los Angeles Times

A large amount of cash was recovered, including £27,000 found stitched into a sofa, which the couple initially claimed had been obtained from car boot sales and inheritance.

From BBC