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boots
noun as in heavy, often tall, shoe
verb as in kick; oust
Example Sentences
And it requires the right clothes — mufflers, fur collars, wool caps, big boots, gloves — which communicate coziness even as they underscore the cold.
The contemporary costumes are more stylish than is customary—although the bowler hats and boots are present.
Snoeijs played with normal football boots and "just got on with it", only noticing slight differences when she got older.
The defeated agents run like they’re wearing concrete boots with skates on them as their quarry makes his escape.
A survey by the charity found 81% of parents it currently helps felt they could not afford warm coats, boots or jumpers for their children.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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