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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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“If they paint something like that visually, then they would kind of have a certain level of success,” Murakami said as an assistant brought him sandals to replace his work boots.

From Los Angeles Times

The site’s imagery—replete with barrel curls, pink cowboy boots and milkmaid dresses—sketches an ideal of a modern conservative woman: a churchgoing, city-dwelling young mother who is employed and upwardly mobile.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also "allowed his girlfriend to use... snowboard soft boots, equipment that is not suitable for a high-altitude tour in mixed terrain", say prosecutors.

From BBC

A man was wedging his heavily booted foot between the door and the glass wall.

From Literature

Back then it was seen as a good counterweight to tech and fairly Amazon-proof to boot.

From The Wall Street Journal