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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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The reports also cite multiple occasions where workers walked through already cleared properties with dirty boot covers, possibly re-contaminating them.

From Los Angeles Times

Lawrence's miserable evening ended with him spilling forward with the tryline at his feet and then narrowly missing a Northampton fan's face as he booted the ball away in frustration.

From BBC

Winkleman also joked about the headline-making outfits she often wears on the show, including the boots she uses to do the ominous walk at the roundtable as she's selecting the traitors.

From BBC

In fact, thousands of people with legal status have been booted out of the country, and millions more are at risk of the same fate.

From Los Angeles Times

Easily one of 2025’s best albums, “Whiskey Lies & Alibis” by William Beckmann, released in June, harkens back to the finest country music of the 1990s while keeping a boot planted firmly in the present.

From Salon