The phrase "boot for" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
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Next was a black ankle boot for men.
He will wear a boot for at least four weeks.
"Our best-seller is our 2231 steel-toed boot, for workers in the oil industry.
Clarks have teamed up with motorbike legends Norton to make the perfect leather boot for winter.
On Thursdays, he said, he would take off the boot for a half-hour during practice.
Topshop has a high lace-up, skating-style ankle boot for £80.
He wore a special supportive boot for his gentle practice runs but was limping noticeably afterward.
The designer Cynthia Rowley solved the skirt proportions with a new above-the-ankle boot for day and evening.
*The low price clothes retailer Primark are soon to be releasing a version of the Ugg boot for men.
He won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals and the Golden Ball for being the best player.
There's enough room in the boot for a weekly shop and the seats fold down conveniently for bulkier loads.
