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boot
noun as in heavy, often tall, shoe
verb as in kick; oust
Example Sentences
“You bet your boots, mister. I’m on my way!”
The crew members pulled on their heavy boots and thick coats and warm hats and gloves, and they headed for the stairwell.
It’s challenging to refrain from lustily joining that boot party, but that would be a misuse of energy and attention.
Jhangur then got out of the car brandishing a knife and attacked Hasan Khan, before passing the knife to his father, Mohammed Jhangur, who hid it in the boot of his taxi.
That first season, the percentage of touchbacks on kickoffs plummeted because kickers couldn’t boot the ball as far.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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