booted
adj.adj. wearing boots on your feet. You use this to describe someone who has their footwear on and is ready to go outside.
adj. wearing boots; equipped with sturdy footwear. Often used in a predicative position following a linking verb.
He stood by the door, fully booted and ready for the hike.
The soldiers remained booted and spurred throughout the night, prepared for a sudden order to move.
The rescue team appeared on the ridge, heavily booted and carrying thick coils of rope to assist the stranded climbers.
From boot + -ed.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Usage
Often appears in the phrase 'booted and suited' to describe being fully prepared or dressed up.
Last updated May 7, 2026