Bootstrap Operation

Mechanical Engineering Definition:
<i>Dynamic system operation in which, once a cycle has been started by external power, working fluid maintains a self-sustaining process.</i>

In other words, a system that, at first, requires a source to start, eventually becoming independent of that source.

The combustion engine that makes your car move is a bootstrap operation.

by Hoobleh September 3, 2008

new boots goofin'

Just goofing, often accompanied by new boots.

I'm just goofin'. New boots goofin'.

by Egret September 24, 2005

fruit booter

A poser in the rollerblading world, or that one annoying ass bitch that drops into a quarterpipe 3 ft high and thinks that he is the best thing that ever happend to the sport and makes fun of all the other rollerbladers who are just starting and putting forth an effort to the sport.

I am a skaterboarder and I have friends that rollerblade. They can backlip in the halfpipe and I have total respect for them, along with total respect for those that put an effort towards rollerblading. its those stuck up bitches that act like they are the best or think that you arent a decent human being because you're a skateboarder right off the bat.

by Patrick November 9, 2004

Bootsite

This is a noun referring to a person who displays bootsie or bootsy qualities.

You know that fucker Kyle, he's a bootsite

by buster February 8, 2004

boobesque

Like or relating to boobs.

The Capitol Building is boobesque.

by Amanda Von Cooper May 27, 2006

cool boots

adj. The state of something being very cool and agreeable.

Hanging out with those hippies certainly was cool boots for the time being but their cult-like tendencies really freaked me out.

by Kaworu June 30, 2004

cheddar boots

Boots in the cowboy style that are usually made of ostrich skin, are bright colors, and have an ostentatious design with extra pointy tips. Typically are about 4-8 sizes too long so the the tip points upward.

"Odale buey, wanna go to the baile?"
"anda, lemme get my cheddar boots"

by rcontrol November 10, 2009