booted

(adjective)

ˈbuːtɪd

Definitions

Wearing boots.
Clad with the defiant spirit of wanderers, a bold step forward in leather-clad resolve.

Example: The knight was fully armored and booted ready for the battle.
Furnished with a boot or boots.
Encased in grand chambers, where the earth's dust dreams of residence beneath the heel of refinement.

Example: The nobleman rode in a booted coach.

From Middle English boted, from Old English *bōtas, past participle of bōtan, meaning 'to boot, shoe'.

shod, bespoke

unbooted