boots
adv. degree B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈbuts// UK //bˈuːts// boots
adv. used after an adjective to show that something is very intense or extreme. It is a playful way to add emphasis to how you are feeling.
adv. used as a post-adjectival intensifier to indicate a high degree or extreme state. Informal and slang in register, it typically follows a predicative adjective.
I am tired boots after that long walk.
The movie was emotional boots, and everyone in the theater was crying by the end.
Usage
Typically follows the adjective it modifies rather than preceding it.
Pitfall
I am boots tired.I am tired boots.As a slang intensifier, this word follows the adjective it modifies instead of coming before it like 'very' or 'really'.