to boot

Start working, like lights or an alarm

To make a machine or system begin to work

Turn on a computer or other device so it starts working

Start a computer's operating system so it can run

Start a computer system or service so it is ready to use

Start a computer by loading the program that runs it

A time when a business, system, or service stops working

To add one more thing to what was said

To stop someone from working at their job, usually because of bad work or behavior

Praise or act very friendly toward a boss to get something for yourself

To attack or criticize someone who is already in trouble

Force someone to leave a job or organization suddenly

Start a computer by loading the program that runs it

A camp where new soldiers get intense basic training

A short intense course that quickly teaches skills like coding or fitness

A leather boot with a high heel, tall upper part, and decorative stitching worn in the American west

A strong boot with laces like the ones soldiers wear

A waterproof rubber shoe worn to keep feet and lower legs dry when walking in water or mud

A stiff boot that locks into a ski binding for skiing

A tall strong boot worn for riding horses

A boot that reaches to or just above the ankle

A very high waterproof boot that reaches the hip for fishing or wading in water

A very high shoe that reaches the thigh and often keeps the legs dry

A tall leather shoe that reaches halfway to the knee and is worn for riding or historical dress

A person who makes boots by hand

A low ankle boot made of leather or suede with a soft rubber sole

A boot that you tie with long strings to hold it closed around the ankle

A short boot that covers the ankle and lower calf, reaching halfway to the knee

A knee-length waterproof boot made of rubber or leather for wearing outdoors

An outdoor market where people sell things from the back of their car

A metal tool used in the past to crush a person's foot and leg during torture

A high rubber shoe that keeps your feet dry in wet or muddy places

A short ankle boot with a side strap and buckle for horse riding

An ankle-high shoe with two to three holes for laces, often made of leather or suede

A heavy metal thing shaped like a boot used to crush or burn a person's foot and leg

A high leather boot with a tassel worn by soldiers in the 1800s

An outdoor market where people sell things from the back of their cars

A short, intensive course that teaches programming skills to prepare people for tech jobs

An instruction to fire someone from their job

An ankle-high boot with elastic sides often worn in the 1800s

A rubber boot that keeps feet dry in wet or muddy fields