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hardboot

hardboot noun: an independent small-scale horse trainer or breeder, especially one associated with the U.S. state of Kentucky.

Noun

hardboot (plural hardboots)

  1. An independent small-scale horse trainer or breeder, especially one associated with the U.S. state of Kentucky.
  2. A kind of snowboarding boot with a hard plastic outer shell.
    • From an age of seven years and upwards a hardboot with a plate binding can be used. The advantage of the hardboot is that they are easy to open and do up, as well as easier when getting into and out of the bindings.2002, Frank Gille, René Marks, Snowboarding: Make a Perfect Start, page 145

Forms of hardboot

pluralhardboots

Origin of hardboot

hard + boot

Questions about hardboot

What does hardboot mean?
Hardboot means an independent small-scale horse trainer or breeder, especially one associated with the U.S. state of Kentucky.
What part of speech is hardboot?
Hardboot is a noun.
What is the plural of hardboot?
The plural of hardboot is hardboots.

Words near hardboot in the dictionary

  1. hardbodied
  2. hardbodies
  3. hardbody
  4. hardboil
  5. hardboiled
  6. hardboot
  7. hardboots
  8. hardbop
  9. hardbottom
  10. hardbottoms
  11. hardbought

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