1. The storage area at the rear of a automobile. Other terms such as "trunk" are used in the US. The word "boot" is used mainly in the UK.
2. A popular way of selling unwanted goods, similar to a garage sale in the US. A car boot is ushally held in a large open area such as a field.
2. A popular way of selling unwanted goods, similar to a garage sale in the US. A car boot is ushally held in a large open area such as a field.
Husband: Do you feeling like going to the car boot today?
Wife: Yes, there's a great car boot in Coleford this week, might pick up a few bargins.
Wife: Yes, there's a great car boot in Coleford this week, might pick up a few bargins.
by Jamie Frost August 14, 2009
Haggling in an effort to purchase an item for a lower value than the advertised price, despite the fact that the item is already significantly below market value. This type of practice typically occurs at car-boot-sales, and can be rather embarrassing.
Buyer - "how much for that classic Ming Vase"
Seller - "£1"
Buyer - "Oh, really, is it? Hmmm...I'll give you 98p"
Seller - "Fuck off"
Buyer - "I'm sorry. I suffer from Car Boot Syndrome. I don't mean to be a twat"
Seller - "£1"
Buyer - "Oh, really, is it? Hmmm...I'll give you 98p"
Seller - "Fuck off"
Buyer - "I'm sorry. I suffer from Car Boot Syndrome. I don't mean to be a twat"
by Dilkes July 6, 2011
When someone crashes their car, usually involves rolling it, and all the contents fly out of the now broken windows, usually leaving a trail of destruction and obsolete car parts.
Man 1 pointing down a hill "Dude, check that car boot sale out! Bet that hurt!!"
Man 2 "And I bet I know exactly how much all that is going to cost me ... free! Grab a bin bag!"
Man 1 "Awesome! Check it out, a slightly scratched copy of limp bizkit's greatest hits! Win!! Oh, and an arm..."
Man 2 "And I bet I know exactly how much all that is going to cost me ... free! Grab a bin bag!"
Man 1 "Awesome! Check it out, a slightly scratched copy of limp bizkit's greatest hits! Win!! Oh, and an arm..."
by Smeggles182 June 9, 2010