bch, pls.
you know what is so annoying???
when people use "after the jump" on their fucking blog/whatever. after the jump? wtf, stfu.
and also... "to boot". who fucking says that. TO BOOT????!??? stop. just stop right now.
when people use "after the jump" on their fucking blog/whatever. after the jump? wtf, stfu.
and also... "to boot". who fucking says that. TO BOOT????!??? stop. just stop right now.
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Meaning
Moreover; in addition to.
Origin
This term has nothing to do with footwear. The 'boot' is thought to be a derivative of the earlier 'bat' meaning 'good or useful'. This is also the root of the word 'better'.
Forms of 'to boot' in Old English date from around 1000AD. Robert Manning of Brunne included a version of it in Langtoft's Chronicle, 1330:
"A hundreth knyghtes mo... and four hundreth to bote, squieres of gode aray."
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