Boot

Verb.

1. To vomit

Yo, we were chillin outside smokin a cig and then Reena and the Nose came outside and she booted all over Puffy's shoes.

I felt fine at first, but then after that 8th beer bong I had to go boot it. But then I felt a lot better and kept drinking.

by Frank3780 September 11, 2009

Boot

1. To start or go do something. From the idea of booting up a computer. Often used with the word "it" or "up"

Wanna play some Melee?

Yeah, lets boot it up!

Dude, lets go boot some shakes from In-N-Out.
Sounds solid.

by D_R_ March 21, 2010

Boot

A long time, usually uses in past tense

"When did you lose the jewel in your nose ring?"
"Aw, that happened a boot ago."

by Barbarjinks June 21, 2019

Boot

The state of Louisiana.

Every holiday I visit my family in my home state of Boot and it makes me want to cry.

by The Blowmaster April 21, 2018

Boot

A dollar, or dollars.

Dante: Fuck man how much ya pay for dat car wash
Me: Nigga like 8 boots

by Ricky nards October 22, 2018

Boot

An Australian term for an annoying person. Can be used as a noun or an adjective.

1. He is such a boot
2. That was a bit of a boot thing to say

by The yard rat September 6, 2010

Boot

The space at the back or front of a car were you can store things. The boot is also known as "trunk"...

- Open the boot so i can put the dead body into it!
- Hey did you take the shopping out the boot yet?
- I keep my spare tyre in the boot!

by Edward Mcpherson April 27, 2007