boot

1. Protective footgear, as of leather or rubber, covering the foot and part or all of the leg.
2. A protective covering, especially a sheath to enclose the base of a floor-mounted gear shift lever in a car or truck.
3. Chiefly British. An automobile trunk.

"A boot is something you wear with your dinner jacket"

by Stoner Steve March 18, 2004

boot

verb. To start from nothing and become something.

Reach down and get a firm grip on you bootstraps. Pull really hard, until you pull yourself right up to the ceiling.

I turned the switch on and the damn thing booted Windows. How the hell does that work?

by lanteigne October 29, 2005

boot

short for bootleg or booty. Implying something is cheap or inferior in performance or quality; a knock off.

Or used as a description of an action implying inferior effort or work.

My new computer broke yesterday its boot.

or

His presentation is completely boot.

by d4lions August 14, 2005

boots

The condition or state of being high, usually due to the use of marijuana products.

Yo, that B just smoked like five spliffs. They be totally boots.

by dadaseiner May 19, 2010

Boot

the Dutch word for a boat.

kerel ik heb een boot!

translation:
dude I got a boat!

by Ezcrima December 10, 2009

boot

a big fag who enjoys wacking it and thinking about his friends' parents.

BOBBY BERRY is a boot.

by boot October 28, 2003

boot

Used to express a wanting to leave.

Hey guys lets boot.

by Jon May 16, 2004