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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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Those who know him say he is the most charismatic of the quartet and the most sharply dressed, with designer brown leather boots that somehow look good even with an orange flight suit.

From BBC

Something must have been up if we had only one returning stray and I was still being booted.

From Literature

I turn sixteen on my actual birthday, and Mom gets me the new swimsuit and the brown calf-high boots I wanted.

From Literature

One pupil claimed that, of 180 girls in her year group, she was aware of only three who had been booted off platforms.

From BBC

In the wake of Leicester's 36-17 win, all parties apologised, with TNT sorry that the ball was booted and Parling regretting his response to it.

From BBC