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boot

[boot] / but /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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When Truman arrived at Ford's home on Protheroe Street, the court heard the men got out of the car and retrieved items from the boot.

From BBC

That spring morning she had flown over the sea with her bare feet skimming the water, her boots in her pockets, the ocean spray flecking her ankles, laughing with the speed and joy of it.

From Literature

Holding that dark green Wellington boot, my chest suddenly feels tight, like someone is sitting on it.

From Literature

Fellow IRG member Isabella Kemp was booted out of Reform for her alleged involvement in the leak – which she denied – and lost her job at the party's headquarters.

From BBC

They all attended London’s baby shower for her third child, and as a Houston native, she happily introduced the transplants to rodeos and the best places to buy cowboy boots for the kids.

From The Wall Street Journal