Booted

/ˈbuːtɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of 'boot', to start a computer or to start an operating system.

After the update, the computer booted successfully without any errors.

To kick someone out or to remove someone from a group or location.

He was booted from the team for repeatedly missing practice.

adjective

Wearing boots.

She arrived at the party booted and ready for a night of dancing in the winter.

Derived from the word 'boot', referring to a type of footwear.

booted up

The process of starting a computer or device.

booted out

To be expelled or removed from a place.

bootleg

To smuggle or illegally produce.

big boot

A slang term for a financial resource or assistance.

boot

A type of footwear that covers the foot and ankle.

bootleg

To smuggle or to produce something illegally.

bootcamp

A short, intensive training program.

To be kicked out or dismissed from a place.

After the argument, he got booted from the party.

Starting a computer.

I just booted my laptop and it's working fine.