fag boots

White rubber boots worn by fishermen (especially shrimpers) in Southern United States. Named because of a connection to percieved gayness, they are usually required utilitarian wear. Not necessarily a derogatory term to the wearer.

"Grab my fag boots, I'm about to go out in the boat.
"Look at his fag boots he must be a fisherman"

by aparttimefisherman December 6, 2013

Rude boot

When a person stays too long at a party and you have to let them know it's time to go...

Wow Boss it's only 11 PM...can't believe you're givin us the rude boot again...

by Boss Bonus November 14, 2021

Boot-Cup

When you stick a water bottle or other thing you drink out of in a boot and use it as an extra cup

Dammit LeRoy you don went and knocked over my Boot-cup with my Mountain Der

by MountainPeoplesofVirginia December 17, 2017

Boot-ray

1)A high quality illegal or "pirated" copy of a movie or television show.

- The typical "bootleg" of a current movie in theaters is shot with a camcorder and is of very low picture and sound quality. Most of these feature people coughing, laughing or getting up in front of the camera.

- On the other hand, true Boot-Ray discs or digital files are usually taken from DVD screeners and are of higher quality picture and sound because they are ripped from digital files.

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Chick: Honey, are we still going to the movies tonight?

Dude: Yeah, I have Avatar and Precious on Boot-Ray.

Chick: Whats that?

Dude: Its like blu-ray but we can watch movies that are in the theaters at home!

Chick: You're so cheap.

Dude: Economy's bad, hoe.

by titotillis February 12, 2010

monk boot

kicking a man of the cloth or anyone really in the face.

hey you MONK BOOT.

by mark 666 November 23, 2009

sex boots

The right way to refer to your timbs.

Person 1: Yo nice timbs
Person 2: Nah man these aren't timbs, these are sex boots

by herndonium September 15, 2020

boots theory

A socio-economic theory named by the character Captain Samuel Vimes in Terry Pratchet's novel "Men at Arms." The boots theory suggests that wealthy individuals end up spending less money in the long run compared to poorer individuals due to the wealthy being able to invest in high-quality products that last for several years or more, whereas the impoverished must subsist on cheaper, low-quality versions of the same items that only last for a short period of time before needing to be replaced.

"My rich friend is able to buy a pair of boots that cost me two months' salary, and they'll last him forever. I'm stuck buying crappy knock-offs that wear out after only a few weeks. That's boots theory in practice right there."

by AOmundson January 29, 2022