adjective

• very unattractive.

  I wouldn't touch her with a ten foot pole, she is boot!

  More words meaning: unattractive, ugly

  by James K., Calgary, AB, Canada, Jan 17 2000  (Edit definition)

noun

• someone of legal alcohol purchasing age (or with falsified identification) who buys it and sells it to underage people. Short for "boot-legger."

  I know a boot that can get this party moving.

  More words meaning: liquor store, alcohol sales
  More words meaning: to deal drugs, drug dealer

  by Iris, Alberta, Canada, Mar 10 1999  (Edit definition)

• someone new to the armed forces, i.e. someone in boot camp or who has recently left boot camp.

  Hey, boot - drop and give me 20.

  More words meaning: inexperienced
  More words meaning: military (related to)

  by Jeffrey F., Fairbanks, AK, USA, Nov 25 2001  (Edit definition)

transitive verb

• to expel.

  He got booted from the club.

  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009  (Edit definition)

verb

• to vomit

  I booted last night.

  More words meaning: to vomit

  by John Hannan, Potsdam, NY, USA, Oct 23 1997  (Edit definition)

• to leave.

  I need to boot.

  More words meaning: to go, leave, exit

  by Tom, Great Falls, MT, USA, Dec 16 1997  (Edit definition)

• to kick someone off of an electronic interaction medium for breaking rules, being disruptive, or generally ruining people's time. Examples include IRC and online gaming.

  That guy keeps spamming. Can a moderator please boot him?

  More words meaning: computer slang
  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by Calli, Santa Barbara, CA, USA, Oct 23 1999  (Edit definition)

verb

• to leave.

  This party is whack! Let's bounce.

  More words meaning: to go, leave, exit

  by C. M., PA, USA, Oct 20 1997  (Edit definition)

• to skip.

  The class was a bore so I bounced it.

  More words meaning: to reject, ignore

  by Barbara Manning, 日本東京都, Nov 10 1997  (Edit definition)

• to eject from a venue. See also bouncer.

  He wouldn't leave the ladies alone so I bounced him.

  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by Barbara Manning, 日本東京都, Nov 10 1997  (Edit definition)

verb

• to forbid someone from purchasing more alcohol at a bar, pub, club, or other public venue. Performed by the bartender or other staff.

  You've had to much to drink, so I'm cutting you off.

  I can't buy you a drink, because the bartender cut me off.

  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by Elizabeth H., Cumberland, BC, Canada, May 25 1998  (Edit definition)

• to forbid someone from consuming more food, drink, or drug.

  You've enough coke - I think I'm going to cut you off.

  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001  (Edit definition)

• to interrupt power to a mechanical or electrical device; TURN OFF.

  I'm going to cut off the computer during this electrical storm.

  More words meaning: to turn off

  by Marsha, Sep 08 2003  (Edit definition)

intransitive verb

• to masturbate.

  I couldn't give a toss

  More words meaning: to masturbate

  by Andy, Maidenhead, Windsor and Maidenhead, UK, Aug 21 1997  (Edit definition)

transitive verb

• to eject from an establishment.

  More words meaning: to restrict, forbid, eject

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 21 2009  (Edit definition)

• to throw away.

  More words meaning: to discard

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 21 2009  (Edit definition)

notes

• Also toss off ("screw off", "piss off", "fuck off", etc.); give a toss ("care less.") See also tosser.

  by Derek D., Astoria, NY, USA, Jan 18 2000  (Edit definition)