1. a sturdy shoe that covers the foot and ankle or part of the leg
2. the trunk or storage compartment of a car
Usage: British

1. to kick something forcefully
2. to start up a computer system
Usage: computing
3. to eject or dismiss someone
Usage: informal

Examples

• She laced up her hiking boots before the trail.
• He put the groceries in the boot of his car.
• The player booted the ball down the field.
• It takes a few minutes for the computer to boot up.
• The bouncer booted the troublemaker from the club.
• My rain boots kept my feet dry in the puddles.
• The cowboy wore leather boots with spurs.
• Press the power button to boot the system.