boots with the fur

An adjective to describe something that is fly or off the chain. Also can describe an intense state of elation.

She thought she was all boots with the fur last night, but she's really a skank.

That party was boots with the fur awesome.

by mirabelleo February 4, 2008

boots

a San Jose word meaning something sucks

"Ms. Walsh's class is boots!"

by anonymous May 31, 2004

bootsy bronc

The general scope of this definition has recently been expanded to include all Ford Broncos manufactured between model years ’92 and ’96 (inclusive); providing the vehicle is equipped with the following aftermarket redneck paraphernalia: brush guard, mud flaps, aerial antenna (exceeding four feet in length), flood lights, and at least one decal/sticker referencing NASCAR and/or any other affiliated domestic, racing program.

Danny: "When yer talkin' 'bout mud flaps for my Bootsy Bronc, size DOES matter."

by Danger Boy January 23, 2004

BOOTS

exclamation or interjection, use is similar to "HOMIES," "SAY SWEAR," etc

BOOTS, that was tight!
I just mugged some children and sell them into slavery! BOOTS!

by emusonparole May 15, 2010

concrete boots

Heavy boots, something that weighs or pulls you down to an obismal level

Jarvis, Mike.
To pull down

by Lloyd September 15, 2004

airborn boots

A common ploy used in the army to amuse the troops during inspection. The N.C.O will pick up a soldier's boots and ask him what he is doing with airborn boots. Confused, the young troop will stammer that they were issued to him/he does'nt know/he thought they were regular boots. The N.C.O will then show why they are airborn boots and proceed to throw them violently out the window/doorway/tentflap. While doing so, the N.C.O will say "See, they're fucking Air Born Boots, ya scroate!!!!

Hey, what are you doing with these fucken airborn boots, you fucken scroate?? Want to know why they're airborn boots???" **throws boots into the air** "Because they're fucking Air Born!!!"""

by ArmyDave October 1, 2006

ugg boots

Ugg Boots.

I was there, I saw it.

Probably named Ugg on the basis of them resembling "cave people" animal hide boots.

Originally made in Australia, probably Victoria, around 30-35 years ago. Climate is reasonably cold in winter, boots very warm in winter.

Sold well, market expanded. Was started by a small home manufacturer, mainstream production then ensued.

Seems to be an adapted and more basic version of the cheap sheep skin flying boots (worn by impoverished motorcyclists).

Can look great as the case may be.

I wear Ugg Boots to keep my feet warm.

by 2Shane July 6, 2006