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boots

  • noun
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Strong shoes that cover the whole foot and go up over the ankle, often worn outside in cold, wet or rough places.

  • Take your muddy boots off before you walk on the carpet.

  • Everyone on the building site must wear boots with steel toes.

  • She laced up her boots and started walking up the hill.

  • My old boots still keep my feet dry in deep snow.

Common collocations: a pair of boots · hiking boots · rubber boots · leather boots · put on your boots · take off your boots · lace up your boots

Part of: Clothes, Weather, Exercise and fitness

Forms

singular
boot

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