English · Daily Life
/buːts/
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sturdy footwear
Strong shoes that cover the foot and part of the leg, often worn outdoors.
She pulled on her muddy boots and trudged across the wet field toward the distant barn.
She pulled on her muddy boots and trudged across the wet field toward the distant barn.
From Old French 'bote', of uncertain origin, recorded in English from the 14th century.
Worn for protection or fashion; also figurative in 'tough as old boots'.