put the boot in

(British) Kicking somebody when they're down.

Once it became obvious he would be fired, the entire office took the chance to put the boot in.

by asdf April 19, 2005

Doing the boot

The act of going ridiculously fast.

Damn bro that car was doing the boot!

by AG From RI April 17, 2017

scoot the boot

Primarily southern slang. Leave quickly, get the hell outta here, like scooting a boot across the floor, if you will.

"I'm gonna scoot the boot before your girlfriend comes home & catches us"

by banana_slings February 23, 2008

get the boot

V. to get the boot
1. To get kicked out of or ejected from an establishment
2. To get sent home
Past tense: got the boot
He/she gave me the boot

Im gunna stick around till i get the boot

by kuzione December 6, 2005

loot in the boot

The british version of the American phrase "junk in the trunk".

I say, old chap, that fit bird do'est have a lot of loot in the boot.

by RyanInCali October 10, 2008

put the boot to him

to stomp or to kick the shit out of another person. basiclly a terrible, terrible, terrible ass whoopin.

if he dont have my money by friday, ima put the boot to him, medium style.

by the root of all evil86 September 19, 2009

pop it in the boot

kiwi slang for putting something in the boot or trunk. Also ejaculating during anal sex

that dirty little hoe let me pop it in the boot

by John Gallagher June 26, 2006