bootblack Antonyms
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Meaning of bootblack
Wordnet
bootblack (n)
a person who polishes shoes and boots
Webster
bootblack (n.)
One who blacks boots.
bootblack Sentence Examples
- The bootblack meticulously polished the businessman's shoes, making them shine like mirrors.
- In the olden days, a bootblack would roam the streets offering to shine people's shoes for a small fee.
- The bootblack's humble station didn't deter him from taking pride in his work.
- He visited the bootblack regularly to keep his leather shoes looking impeccable.
- The bootblack set up his stand outside the train station, catering to commuters in need of a shoe shine.
- With a practiced hand, the bootblack buffed away scuffs and restored the shoes to their former glory.
- As a young boy, he worked as a bootblack to earn money for his family.
- The bootblack's services were in high demand during the annual town fair.
- The bootblack used a special polish to protect the leather from moisture and wear.
- Despite the rise of casual footwear, the tradition of the bootblack lives on in certain neighborhoods.
FAQs About the word bootblack
a person who polishes shoes and bootsOne who blacks boots.
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The bootblack meticulously polished the businessman's shoes, making them shine like mirrors.
In the olden days, a bootblack would roam the streets offering to shine people's shoes for a small fee.
The bootblack's humble station didn't deter him from taking pride in his work.
He visited the bootblack regularly to keep his leather shoes looking impeccable.
