booted
- IPA[ˈbo͞odəd]
美式
- wearing boots；(of a car) having a trunk of a specified type
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- 1. wearing boots the crunching of snow beneath booted feet
- 2. British (of a car) having a trunk of a specified type small booted cars
- 3. US informal unceremoniously forced to leave a place or job one lawmaker called on the Navy to rehire some of the booted sailors
- a sturdy item of footwear covering the foot, the ankle, and sometimes the leg below the knee.
- kick (something) hard in a specified direction: he ended up booting the ball into the stands
Oxford American Dictionary
- a sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle, and sometimes also the lower leg.
- kick (something) hard in a specified direction: he ended up booting the ball into the stand
Oxford Dictionary
- a hotel employee who cleans boots and shoes, carries luggage, and performs other menial tasks.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a person employed in a hotel to clean boots and shoes, carry luggage, and perform other menial ...
Oxford Dictionary
- smartly dressed
Oxford Dictionary
- a military training camp for new recruits, with very harsh discipline.
Oxford Dictionary
- a military training camp for new recruits, with strict discipline.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a boot that reaches up to the calf.
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