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boots
[boots]
noun
plural
bootsa servant, as at a hotel, who blacks or polishes shoes and boots.
boots
/ ːٲ /
noun
(formerly) a shoeblack who cleans the guests' shoes in a hotel
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
I’m not the tallest person — and when I wear my boots I’m still not the tallest person — but it brings in a feeling of confidence where I can stomp somewhere.
He says it might have been down to a switch in the boots he was wearing, which he has now changed back.
Doing prescribed burns safely takes a lot of boots on the ground and behind-the-scenes cajoling to make sure local residents, and regulators, are on board.
He opens up on the 'black boot policy' - a rule set within United's academy that banned colourful boots.
He said he will enjoy "a couple of quiet ones" to celebrate and was filmed giving his boots to a Bath fan in the Twickenham stands after the game.
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