boot-shaped
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Shaped like a boot
- adjective
- /buːt ʃeɪpt/
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en forma de bota
- Up above, the towers that straddle the station, including a striking boot-shaped structure of translucent glass designed by Christian de Portzamparc, create a pleasant staccato effect in the skyline.
Examples
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The restaurant featured a beautiful boot-shaped vase on the table, adding a unique touch to the decor.
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The cake was decorated to look like a boot-shaped confection, delighting the guests at the party.
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"I keep a close watch on this heart of mine," he sang in his gravelly voice, as Em approached the table with a boot-shaped stein of Miller Lite.
Fiction book (1997) -
She wore a pair of stylish boot-shaped boots that perfectly matched her outfit.
Surface Forms
boot-shaped positive
Morphology
Etymology
Boot-shaped combines boot, meaning a kind of shoe, and -shaped, meaning 'having the form of'. So, it simply describes something that looks like a boot, for example Italy on a map or a vase made like a shoe.