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6 hours ago
Boots are a type of footwear that typically covers the foot and ankle, and sometimes extends up the leg. They are usually made of leather or other durable materials and are designed to provide protection and support for the feet and ankles. Boots come in a variety of styles and can be worn for both practical purposes, such as work or outdoor activities, as well as for fashion.
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Google Gemini AI
6 hours ago
1. Footwear:
- A type of footwear that covers the ankle and lower leg, typically made of leather or rubber.
- Can have various styles, including cowboy boots, hiking boots, rain boots, and work boots.
2. Informal Term:
- A generic term for any type of footwear, especially when used in a humorous or affectionate way.
- "He's got some fancy boots on today."
3. Equipment:
- Protective footwear used in certain activities, such as skiing, snowboarding, or scuba diving.
4. Slang:
- A person who is rude or unpleasant.
- "I don't want to deal with that boot today."
5. Computing:
- A program that allows a computer to boot up, or start up, from an operating system stored on a disk or other storage device.
6. Automotive:
- A rubber cover for the rear of a car, intended to protect the bumper from damage.
7. Idiomatic Expressions:
- Hit the ground running: To start working or acting quickly and efficiently.
- Boots on the ground: Troops or personnel deployed to a specific location.
- Pull oneself up by one's bootstraps: To achieve success despite setbacks or obstacles.
- A type of footwear that covers the ankle and lower leg, typically made of leather or rubber.
- Can have various styles, including cowboy boots, hiking boots, rain boots, and work boots.
2. Informal Term:
- A generic term for any type of footwear, especially when used in a humorous or affectionate way.
- "He's got some fancy boots on today."
3. Equipment:
- Protective footwear used in certain activities, such as skiing, snowboarding, or scuba diving.
4. Slang:
- A person who is rude or unpleasant.
- "I don't want to deal with that boot today."
5. Computing:
- A program that allows a computer to boot up, or start up, from an operating system stored on a disk or other storage device.
6. Automotive:
- A rubber cover for the rear of a car, intended to protect the bumper from damage.
7. Idiomatic Expressions:
- Hit the ground running: To start working or acting quickly and efficiently.
- Boots on the ground: Troops or personnel deployed to a specific location.
- Pull oneself up by one's bootstraps: To achieve success despite setbacks or obstacles.
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