party boots

metaphorical footwear that indicates an individuals willingness or intent to engage in festive behavior or activities.

Shane has his party boots on and is ready to hit the club.

by DJ Shortbus February 3, 2010

gnarley boots

imaginary boots one puts on just before going out to get wasted.

It's Wednesday night, we got nothin' to do, let's strap on our gnarley boots. (followed by drinking/smoking until no longer coherent)

by BostonSux September 8, 2006

to boot off

British term: to kick out or physically remove from

I need to boot off this incompetent employee.

by Sexydimma January 29, 2015

ballet boot

A fetish item; a boot that forces the toes en point, such as in ballet, with an extremely long heel.

Note: it is extremely difficult to walk in ballet boots, and thus are often for "show" only

The dominatrix looks quite sexy in her ballet boots.

by The Eviler Monkey October 26, 2006

Boots and Pants

From A Geico commercial:

Maxwell: "Pay my bill."

Geico App: "Your account is already paid in full."

Maxwell: "Well in that case, back to vacation mode."

(Techno Beat): Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants...etc.

Sitting In A Beach Chair On Vacation...:Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants, Boots and pants...

by kanderson3245 April 2, 2014

Boots Loose

Any type of high.
Being in a temporary state in which one's physical and mental faculties are impaired.

"Dude, are your boots loose?"

If the person is drunk/high, "Yeah man, my boots are way loose."

"Everything smells like hemp lotion when your boots are loose."

"I got the munchies cause my boots are loose."

by Nick and Amanda February 17, 2009

David Boot

Informally known as a unit of measurement.

The measurement is about 10 to 12 inches (254mm to 304.8mm) no one really knows.

Commonly used in alcohol induced mechanics.

The radius of that tire looks to be about three David Boot.

by DrunkenDefinitions December 17, 2019