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boots

[boots] / buts /
NOUN
heavy, often tall, shoe
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Example Sentences

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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

Dion is a keen footballer, but now uses old boots instead.

From BBC

They check the drivers' documents and search car boots looking for anyone who may be involved in the smuggling, in the hope of smashing the networks.

From BBC

Not only was the American star 40 years old at the time—an age when most racers have traded their boots for après-ski.

From The Wall Street Journal

The start of the trek is kicked off with some appropriate words from Michel de Montaigne: “One must always have one’s boots on and be ready to go.”

From The Wall Street Journal