to boot OLD-FASHIONED
in addition; also:
He's kind, handsome and wealthy to boot.

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to boot
also.
She said she liked living at home, and she was saving money to boot.

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to boot
in addition, also
Our hot water tank is not working and to boot our kitchen stove is also having problems.

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to boot
adv. phr. In addition; besides; as something extra.
He not only got fifty dollars, but they bought him dinner to boot.
Compare: FOR GOOD MEASURE, IN THE BARGAIN, THROW IN.

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