Synonyms:
boot
Meaning: footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg
Synonyms:
boot
Meaning: British term for the luggage compartment in a car
Usage examples
My mouth tastes like an old boot heel.
Then I found it inside a boot. I repacked once more.
"It is not only a mean crime, but a dangerous one to boot.
But her small boot heel did not make an indenture, not a mark upon the little glittering circlet.
There was no turf, and the loose mould was baked hard and smooth, evidently by the sole of a boot or shoe.
My carbine was in its boot, strapped to my saddle, and as my horse had wandered off I was left without means of defense.
Do you suppose they keep vodka for sale?" said the soldier, succeeding at last in pulling the soaked boot off the blackened stocking.
"What makes me think that?--Why these footprints, which I expected to find!" he cried, pointing to the sharply outlined imprint of a neat boot.
"I am surprised at you, sir," he added, after a pause, dropping his eyes affectedly, setting his right foot forward, and playing with the tip of his polished boot.
I don't care! I wish they'd all go; they might as well!" she cried, tossing that boot on the floor in intense scorn, while she investigated the state of the other one.