boothook (bothuk)

1. A sort of holdfast with which long boots are pulled on the legs. - 2. A button-hook for buttoning shoes. boot-hose (böt'hōz), n. pl. 1. Stocking-hose or spatterdashes, worn instead of boots. Let the waistcoat I have last wrought Be made up for my father: I will have A cap and boot - hose suitable to it. Fletcher ( and another ), Love's Cure, i. 2. 2. Extra stockings or leggings formerly worn with boots, and covering the upper part of the leg and a part of the thigh, but not the ankles and feet. bootied (bö'tid), a. [ booty + -ed2.] Laden with booty; carrying off booty. Charged The bootied spoilers, conquer'd and released The wretched prey. IMG:content-2332.png:[graphic] J. Baillie . IMG:content-2333.png:[blocks in formation] 3. Same as boot2, n., 3. booting1t (bö'ting), n. [