She poured a bootful of water onto the campfire to douse the last embers.

The be-booted ranger strode through the mud, his heavy soles leaving deep tracks.

He slipped on his favorite ugg boot before stepping into the snow.

The crew scheduled boot-topping before the yacht's long voyage to prevent barnacles and algae from attaching to the hull.

The townsfolk branded him a sly-boot after he tricked them into buying a useless map.

After graduating from college, he postponed his civilian plans to enter boot camp to become an infantryman.

I returned to the parking lot and discovered a Denver boot on my car because I had unpaid parking tickets.

In descriptive grammar, the term boot verb refers to any verb in Romance languages whose first and second person plural forms are affected differently by a phonological or morphological rule than the other four forms.

I discovered a car boot attached to my wheel this morning for an unpaid parking ticket.

He noticed his ski boot rubbing against his heel after an hour on the beginner slope.