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spaceboot

/speɪs.buːt/

spaceboot noun: a boot intended to be worn in space.

Noun

spaceboot (plural spaceboots)

  1. A boot intended to be worn in space.
    • And on his feet, accurate in proportion to a pair of spaceboots, Sammy's untied sneakers spread open above the ankles, enormous tongues flapping out.2017, Jeffrey Kinsey, Areh, →ISBN, page 39

Forms of spaceboot

pluralspaceboots

Origin of spaceboot

Compound of space + boot.

Questions about spaceboot

What does spaceboot mean?
Spaceboot means a boot intended to be worn in space.
What part of speech is spaceboot?
Spaceboot is a noun.
How do you pronounce spaceboot?
Spaceboot is pronounced /speɪs.buːt/.
What is the plural of spaceboot?
The plural of spaceboot is spaceboots.

Words near spaceboot in the dictionary

  1. spacebar
  2. spacebars
  3. spacebased
  4. spaceboat
  5. spaceboats
  6. spaceboot
  7. spaceboots
  8. spaceborne
  9. spacebridge
  10. spacebridges
  11. spacecake

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