booted

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb booted is

(boot).

As an adjective booted is

wearing a boot or boots.

As adjectives the difference between sooted and booted

is that sooted is stained or marked with soot while booted is wearing a boot or boots.

As a verb booted is

past tense of boot.

As verbs the difference between boosted and booted

is that boosted is past tense of boost while booted is past tense of boot.

As an adjective booted is

wearing a boot or boots.

As verbs the difference between botted and booted

is that botted is (bot) while booted is (boot).

As an adjective booted is

wearing a boot or boots.

As a verb booted

is (boot).

As an adjective booted

is wearing a boot or boots.

As a noun bootee is

a soft, woolen shoe for a baby.

As verbs the difference between booted and booked

is that booted is (boot) while booked is (book).

As an adjective booted

is wearing a boot or boots.

As verbs the difference between booted and boated

is that booted is past tense of boot while boated is past tense of boat.

As an adjective booted

is wearing a boot or boots.

As verbs the difference between booted and footed

is that booted is past tense of boot while footed is past tense of foot.

As adjectives the difference between booted and footed

is that booted is wearing a boot or boots while footed is having a specified form of foot.

As adjectives the difference between rooted and booted

is that rooted is fixed in one position; immobile; unable to move while booted is wearing a boot or boots.

As verbs the difference between rooted and booted

is that rooted is (root) while booted is (boot).

As adjectives the difference between booteed and booted

is that booteed is wearing bootees while booted is wearing a boot or boots.

As a verb booted is

past tense of boot.