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boots
noun as in heavy, often tall, shoe
verb as in kick; oust
Example Sentences
I am going to go with Newcastle to be wearing their shooting boots again, and keep Ange Postecoglou waiting for his first Premier League win.
Moldovan police checked documents and car boots before letting them pass.
Perales has got his uniform and boots at hand, ready to defend his "bastion" – the Caracas neighbourhood where he lives.
At the commission's headquarters near Arras, Stephan showed us trays of objects which had been found there, including parts of boots, rusted belt buckles, shoulder badges, buttons and regimental insignia.
She also has a string of commercial deals, appearing in bespoke cheetah print boots in the semi-final win over France and big-screen adverts for the tournament's official beer.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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