Little
To boot
To boot adverb - In addition, by way of addition; furthermore.
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- Initially Tim's parents paid him so little attention that he focused on Batman (who he had seen exactly once, to boot) as a parental substitute.
Source: Lonely Rich Kid -
Seems to be a little more complicated than he originally let on; she appears in the Christmas 2011 art with the gang in the GPD offices, in her Yomako attire to boot.
Source: Webcomic / DOUBLE K -
Grant Hart of Hüsker Dü fame: he wrote (and sang) a little less than half of the band's songs, and has a solo career to boot.
Source: Lead Drummer
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