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the boot
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boot
- trunk In British English, the boot of a car is the covered space, usually at the back, where you put things such as luggage or shopping. Is the boot open? In American English, this part of a car is called the trunk. We put our bags in the trunk. 'the boot' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
🗣️Forum discussions with the word(s) "the boot" in the title: 'all the rage' and 'tasteful' to boot - English Only forum
a firefighter dipping into the boot he just shook at you whi - English Only forum between the tags of the Italian boot. - English Only forum Boot up the proverbial - English Only forum boot-to-the-head - English Only forum Even if it was only the chance to wear the boot, rather than having it ground into your face.” ” - English Only forum from the boot - English Only forum from the boot-shove - English Only forum gear out of the boot - English Only forum get the boot off of people's throats - English Only forum Get the boot? - English Only forum have their boot on the throat - English Only forum he jabs his boot out again and gets me in the chin - English Only forum I looked into the boot and searched for a spare wheel / a spare tyre. - English Only forum I will transfer the boot that goes up my ass to yours - English Only forum in the bag to boot - English Only forum kick the boot - English Only forum neither the rack nor the boot - English Only forum one’s boot stomped on the neck of someone - English Only forum "Pair" gives "go" the boot. - English Only forum part of boot above the ankle - English Only forum Room in the boot - English Only forum The armies of my boot - English Only forum the boot-and-shoe Allsopp - English Only forum the sluff of boot soles - English Only forum The spur on my boot has got tied up with your dress. - English Only forum to boot, to cap it all, into the bargain - English Only forum to keep the boot on the neck - English Only forum tucked Cordelia into the boot - English Only forum What is the meaning of "boot-and-shoe"? - English Only forum more...
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