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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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Example Sentences

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Woltemade obliged, sticking out a boot to poke home from close range before a lengthy VAR check confirmed the German was just onside.

From Barron's

Those concepts feel vital in a year that strapped concrete boots on our national mood and left us urgently wishing for renewal.

From Salon

The company has booted several electronics retailers because they were paying for fake reviews, despite their having annual sales in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

From The Wall Street Journal

And then suddenly I see these boots and I see this hat, but for me that looks more like prints to me.

From Los Angeles Times

He says Shein enjoys an unfair advantage by using the de minimis loophole to import their goods—and is bad for the environment to boot.

From The Wall Street Journal