boot out

To force someone or something to leave a place or position: The principal booted the troublemaker out of the school. I booted the peddler out the door. The fan who threw a bottle at the umpire was booted out of the ballpark.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Jobeth	JO-beth	English (Rare)
Roosevelt	['rəuzəvelt]
Johns	[dʒɔnz]
Ratimir	-	Croatian, Medieval Slavic
Yuuto	yoo:-to	Japanese
Ekwueme	-	Western African, Igbo