Boot

Verb.

1. To vomit

Yo, we were chillin outside smokin a cig and then Reena and the Nose came outside and she booted all over Puffy's shoes.

I felt fine at first, but then after that 8th beer bong I had to go boot it. But then I felt a lot better and kept drinking.

by Frank3780 September 11, 2009

Boot

1. To start or go do something. From the idea of booting up a computer. Often used with the word "it" or "up"

Wanna play some Melee?

Yeah, lets boot it up!

Dude, lets go boot some shakes from In-N-Out.
Sounds solid.

by D_R_ March 21, 2010

Boot

A dollar, or dollars.

Dante: Fuck man how much ya pay for dat car wash
Me: Nigga like 8 boots

by Ricky nards October 22, 2018

Boot

A long time, usually uses in past tense

"When did you lose the jewel in your nose ring?"
"Aw, that happened a boot ago."

by Barbarjinks June 21, 2019

Boot

The state of Louisiana.

Every holiday I visit my family in my home state of Boot and it makes me want to cry.

by The Blowmaster April 21, 2018

Boot

An Australian term for an annoying person. Can be used as a noun or an adjective.

1. He is such a boot
2. That was a bit of a boot thing to say

by The yard rat September 6, 2010

Boot

The space at the back or front of a car were you can store things. The boot is also known as "trunk"...

- Open the boot so i can put the dead body into it!
- Hey did you take the shopping out the boot yet?
- I keep my spare tyre in the boot!

by Edward Mcpherson April 27, 2007