boots

Pluralbootses

1. 1
   noun

   Plural of boot. Use this form when you mean more than one boot.

   She pulled on her boots before walking out into the snow.

   His muddy boots left prints across the kitchen floor.

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2. 2
   verb

   Third-person singular simple present of boot. Use this form with he, she, or it.

   She boots up her laptop every morning before checking her email.

   He boots the ball across the field whenever he gets the chance.

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3. 3
   adverb

   Used after a word to make it stronger, meaning very or extremely.

   Like saying "really" or "so" to make a word stronger, but you put it at the end.

   That dress looks gorgeous boots on you tonight.

   I'm tired boots after working the whole day.

   Similarvery, extremely, really, completely, highly

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4. 4
   nounslangJamaicaplural

   A thin rubber cover worn during sex to stop pregnancy or disease.

   He always keeps a few boots in his wallet, just in case.

   Make sure you have boots before you head home with anyone.

   Similarcondom, rubber

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5. 5
   nounslangUK

   The ship in a group whose captain has the lowest rank or least experience.

   Like the newest player on a team getting the least important job.

   As the newest commander, his frigate was the boots of the squadron.

   The boots usually drew the least glamorous patrol duties in the fleet.

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