Boot

A drug that is close to MDMA/extacy and methamphetamine. These are synthetics that continue to change as the government bans them. Originally started as MDPV or bath salts. A-PvP=flakka aka molly aka boot.

Hey man you know where any boot is? I'm tryin to party all night.

by MollyWapt September 15, 2020

boot gawd

Individual who is known for selling Molly.

We’re waiting on the Boot Gawd now. I’m off to see the Boot Gawd now, anybody need some while I’m going?

by TeamWayne October 29, 2018

Boot Riding

When a woman dry jumps a pair of boots (cowboy boots, combat boots, etc.)

“She went boot riding after I got off work.”

by aurelia_calista September 8, 2025

boots

boots means condoms

I had to reach for the boots when the lights went out

by poet_of_the_ages May 9, 2019

boot feet

Where a bruh girl has feet like a man and cannot wear heels as their feet are to WHAM! However, their feet size matches that of Doc Martins flawlessy.

I really can't wear heels like for real, but somehow they fit great in boots I guessi was just born with boot feet.

by Ritokenden August 6, 2020

Boot-beggar

A person who tries to covertly seek items using persuasive means. One who shamelessly begs, pleas, or whines until they get what they want.

Janelle is such a boot-beggar, she’s always asking granny for things she doesn’t need.

by Alliejanelle October 10, 2022

boot : rubbers

boot bo͞ot noun
1. The hindquarters of your automobile

2. a sturdy item of footwear covering the foot, the ankle, and sometimes the leg below the knee.
synonyms: gumboot · wellington · wader · walking boot · riding boot

boot bo͞ot verb
kick in a specified direction:
"he ended up booting the ball into the stands"
synonyms: kick · punt · bunt · strike with the foot · tap · propel · drive · knock · send · blooter

a hard kick: "I got a boot in the stomach"
synonyms: kick · blow · knock

Granny said to Pops, "Put your rubbers in the boot : rubbers." (translation: put your rain galoshes in the trunk of your car )

by ohenry bar July 1, 2022