Shoot The Boot

What is Shoot The Boot?


1.

A Rugby term referring to drinking beer out of a rugby boot (a.k.a. cleats) for various reasons, such as scoring a try or messing up the words to a drinking song.

She had to shoot the boot for scoring her first try.

See rugby, singing, try, boot, beer

2.

A Rugby term referring to drinking beer out of a rugby boot (a.k.a. cleats) when a player scores a try for the first time in their career. The boot is filled with anything and everything available including but not limited to beer, food, and earth-worms

Doug yacked after he had to shoot the boot that was filled with grease, beans, rice, beer and hot sauce.

See rugby, rugger, forward, back, try

3.

A Rugby term referring to drinking beer out of a rugby boot (a.k.a. cleats) for various reasons, such as scoring a try or messing up the words to a drinking song.

She had to shoot the boot for scoring her first try.

See rugby, singing, try, boot, beer

4.

to drink said beverage from classy footwear.

"shoot, shoot, shoot the boot, shoot, shoot, shoot the boot"

See drink, shoe, german, skuttle

5.

1. A variation of beer pong in which the loser has to chug a beer out of someones shoe - preferably a nasty, old shoe that someone came to the party wearing.

2. Chugging a beer out of a shoe.

Larson said he would shoot the boot if Dennis quadruple fisted!

See shoot the boot, beer, chug, chugging, college, frat

6.

a college fraternity iniitiation involving filling a large high up the ankle boot with beer, dunking your nuts into it and then drinking the beer

Jason got fucked up last night and shot the boot like 47 times!


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