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.

During diagnostics, the boot loader reported a checksum mismatch and prevented the OS from loading.

She picked up a single Wellington boot from the porch and wondered where its mate had gone.

After polishing her leather boots, Maria slipped a boot-tree into each one to preserve their shape.

The technician imaged the boot sector to preserve the system's startup code before attempting recovery.