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Meanings of polished boot in English
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Usage of polished boot in English
1
Jack put a neat, highly polished boot on the desk of the sergeant of police.
2
A warm foot, covered with a polished boot.
3
Theophilus was extremely neat in his dress, and from the cravat to the well- polished boot, his costume was perfect.
4
Suddenly he strode across the room and gingerly rooted among the odds and ends with the toe of his highly polished boot.
5
A hard, polished boot connected with his midsection, and he went down again and smacked against the box that held the tree.
6
The Major put his hand on the back of the chair offered him, but stood chafing and beating the floor with his polished boot.
7
As some Frenchman has said, "The stairway of time is ever echoing with the wooden shoe going up, the polished boot descending."
8
Of course, my dear old man, it is all true about the divine spark and about beauty, but a polished boot is also beautiful.
9
The nails in our polished boots ring on the pavements of the capital.
10
Never before had such well- polished boots creaked in the corridor.
11
And thereupon, he spattered the polished boots of a pedestrian.
12
Freddy started a little, and looked meditatively at the tips of his well- polished boots.
13
So also would she have spared him his yellow gloves and his polished boots.
14
The smell of blacking, too, indicates the wearer's pleasure in his cleaned and polished boots.
15
His highly- polished boots creaked detestably whenever he moved.
16
Bennett looked down at his brightly polished boots.