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Definition of boot
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of boot is as below...
Boot (n.) The metal
casing
and
flange
fitted
about a pipe where it
passes
through
a roof.
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Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A
covering
for the human foot,
usually
made of
leather,
having
a thick and
somewhat
stiff sole and a
lighter
top. It
differs
from a boot on not
extending
so far up the leg..
Booth
::
Booth (n.) A house or shed built of
boards,
boughs,
or other
slight
materials,
for
temporary
occupation..
Bootikin
::
Bootikin
(n.) A
little
boot,
legging,
or
gaiter..
Tabernacular
::
Tabernacular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to huts or
booths;
hence,
common;
low..
Spatter
::
Spatter
(v. t.) To
sprinkle
with a
liquid
or with any wet
substance,
as
water,
mud, or the like; to make wet of foul spots upon by
sprinkling;
as, to
spatter
a coat; to
spatter
the
floor;
to
spatter
boots with mud..
Plunder
::
Plunder
(n.) That which is taken by open force from an
enemy;
pillage;
spoil;
booty;
also, that which is taken by theft or
fraud..
Slyboots
::
Slyboots
(n.) A
humerous
appellation
for a sly,
cunning,
or
waggish
person..
Boot
::
Boot (n.) A place at the side of a
coach,
where
attendants
rode; also, a low
outside
place
before
and
behind
the body of the
coach..
Brigandish
::
Brigandish
(a.) Like a
brigand
or
freebooter;
robberlike.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A piece of wood
having
a curve
corresponding
to that of the upper part of the
instep,
on which the upper
leather
of a boot is
stretched
to give it the
requisite
shape..
Brigand
::
Brigand
(n.) A
lawless
fellow
who lives by
plunder;
one of a band of
robbers;
especially,
one of a gang
living
in
mountain
retreats;
a
highwayman;
a
freebooter..
Footlicker
::
Footlicker
(n.) A
sycophant;
a
fawner;
a
toady.
Cf.
Bootlick.
Brodekin
::
Brodekin
(n.) A
buskin
or
half-boot.
Freebooty
::
Freebooty
(n.)
Freebootery.
Boots
::
Boots (n.) A
servant
at a hotel or
elsewhere,
who
cleans
and
blacks
the boots and
shoes..
Booting
::
Booting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Boo.
Bootlick
::
Bootlick
(n.) A
toady.
Bothy
::
Bothy (n.) Alt. of
Booth.
Effectless
::
Effectless
(a.)
Without
effect
or
advantage;
useless;
bootless.
Unboot
::
Unboot
(v. t.) To take off the boots from.
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