boots

the most fantabulous word created. boots can literally be used to emphasized anything you want and in any context.

“boots ?”
“boots !”
“boots.”
“that’s boots asf”

by bootsie queen July 10, 2022

Give ‘em the boot

In the early 1980’s It’s quite literally was what skinheads world do to predatory pedophiles.

“That creepy old dude offered to suck me off, so I called my friends and when we find him we’ll Give ‘em the boot!”

by Rectifier 9 August 2, 2022

BOOTS

Its amazing

omg bestie you are serving boots

by ultseagull August 4, 2022

boot

boot means BOOOOT often used in ” slay the house boots down “ This word in used in positive context

OMGGG GIRL YOUR OUTFIT IS GIVING BOOTS!!

by emergencyintercomlover June 10, 2022

Boots

Someone who is so far up the bosses behind, all you can see is their boots showing.

Much the same as a brown noser.

How’s boots over there? Spent the whole morning pissing in the bosses pockets. Now he’s organising the monthly meeting!

by Chips Magee June 10, 2022

Slay the boots

Slay the boots is an affirmation of excitement, a alteration of just "slay"

For example: person 1 says, "are you going to the slipknot concert this weekend" person 2, "yes I am" person 1: "Slay the boots"

by SlaySlaySlay666 June 15, 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