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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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A large amount of cash was recovered, including £27,000 found stitched into a sofa, which the couple initially claimed had been obtained from car boot sales and inheritance.

From BBC

His father’s left boot was dangling by its shoelace from a lower branch.

From Literature

He was mostly a sous chef for Seattle kicker Jason Myers, who booted a record five field goals.

From The Wall Street Journal

The chief instructor at the British Army's school of military engineering was dressed in an Army uniform, with boots and beret, at the time.

From BBC

"I stepped on to measure the boots and the skis," she explained, "and I was the same weight as my husband, so I was like: 'Right, I've got to lose the weight'."

From BBC