Definitions of boot
-
To
put
boots
on;
kick.
-
To
enrich;
to
benefit;
to
give
in
addition.
-
To
put
boots
on,
esp.
for
riding.
-
To
punish
by
kicking
with
a
booted
foot.
-
To
profit;
to
advantage;
to
avail; -
generally
followed
by
it;
as,
what
boots
it?
-
To
profit;
to
benefit;
as,
it
boots
me
nothing;
to
put
boots
on;
kick
with
the
boot.
-
To
put
on
boots.
-
To
profit
or
advantage.
-
To
advantage;
profit;
avail.
-
To
boot
one's
self;
to
put
on
one's
boots.
-
To
profit;
avail.
-
kick;
give
a
boot
to
-
To
put
boots
on.
-
To
profit;
to
advantage.
-
To
profit;
to
do
good;
to
enrich.
-
To
put
on
boots;
to
make
ready
for
riding.
-
footwear
that
covers
the
whole
foot
and
lower
leg
-
protective
casing
for
something
that
resembles
a
leg
-
British
term
for
the
luggage
compartment
in
a
car
-
the
swift
release
of
a
store
of
affective
force; "
they
got
a
great
bang
out
of
it"; "
what
a
boot!"; "
he
got
a
quick
rush
from
injecting
heroin"; "
he
does
it
for
kicks"
-
That
which
is
given
to
make
an
exchange
equal,
or
to
make
up
for
the
deficiency
of
value
in
one
of
the
things
exchanged.
-
Profit;
gain;
advantage;
use.
-
A
covering
for
the
foot
and
lower
part
of
the
leg,
ordinarily
made
of
leather.
-
An
instrument
of
torture
for
the
leg,
formerly
used
to
extort
confessions,
particularly
in
Scotland.
-
A
place
at
the
side
of
a
coach,
where
attendants
rode;
also,
a
low
outside
place
before
and
behind
the
body
of
the
coach.
-
A
place
for
baggage
at
either
end
of
an
old-
fashioned
stagecoach.
-
The
metal
casing
and
flange
fitted
about
a
pipe
where
it
passes
through
a
roof.
-
Booty;
spoil.
-
A
leather
covering
for
the
foot
and
the
lower
part
of
the
leg;
that
which
is
thrown
in
to
persuade
one
to
make
a
bargain,
or
to
make
an
exchange
equal;
as,
I
will
exchange
my
house
for
yours
and
give
you
one
hundred
dollars
to
boot.
-
A
covering
for
the
foot
and
lower
part
of
the
leg
generally
made
of
leather:
an
old
instrument
of
torture
for
the
legs:
a
box
or
receptacle
in
a
coach:
n.
pl.
the
servant
in
a
hotel
that
cleans
the
boots.
-
Advantage:
profit.
-
A
covering
for
the
foot
and
leg;
profit;
advantage.-
to
boot.
-
A
leather
covering
for
the
foot,
or
foot
and
leg.
-
A
carriage
receptacle,
for
carrying
parcels,
etc.
-
Something
over
and
above
given
in
barter.
-
Advantage;
resource;
help.
-
Profit;
gain;
advantage;
that
which
is
given
to
make
the
exchange
equal.
To
boot,
in
addition
to;
over
and
above.
-
Profit;
gain;
advantage.
-
A
covering
for
the
foot
and
ankle,
and
sometimes
part
of
the
leg;
a
box
for
luggage
in
the
fore
part
of
a
coach.
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