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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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Thousands of artisanal miners work daily in precarious conditions in Rubaya's pits, most equipped with simple shovels and rubber boots.

From Barron's

Based in Salinas, Calif., a blue-collar city outside of Monterey, the floors of Pacific Valley are frequently covered in dirt that farmers track in, dressed in Wrangler jeans and work boots.

From The Wall Street Journal

The inevitable Slam triumph followed in New York, Alcaraz claiming the number one ranking to boot.

From BBC

Parents hurry past with school bags and groceries; car boots slam shut as people load up their weekly shops.

From BBC

It’s warm and hearty and immediately satisfying, the thing you want the moment you shrug off your coat and kick your boots into a corner.

From Salon