Boot
Cast
Cast verb - To throw or give off.
Boot and cast are semantically related in throw aside topic. Sometimes you can use "Boot" instead a verb "Cast".
How words are described
| old | old boot | old cast |
| good | good boot | good cast |
| full | full boot | full cast |
| long | long boot | long cast |
| Other adjectives: complete, regular, many, single, small, entire, real, large, black, new, different, several, recurring, bigger. | ||
Common collocations
| someone | boot someone | cast someone |
| characters | boot characters | cast characters |
| damage | boot damage | cast damage |
| player | boot player | cast player |
Both words in one sentence
- It prevents a current cast or crew member from replacing the director of the film (it became the Eastwood rule after Clint gave the boot to Philip Kaufman when shooting The Outlaw Josey Wales).
Source: Directed by Cast Member - GKIDS is giving it a similar treatment to those films, giving it an English dub with an all-star cast and a proper theatrical and home video release to boot.
- Enter Sentai Filmworks licensing the second season only a month later, and releasing it in two 13-episode sets instead of separate volumes, and including the same English dub cast, to boot.
Source: Network to the Rescue
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