boots out
Kicks someone out
Boots out means to force someone to leave, whether physically ejecting them or removing them from a position: The bouncer booted him out for starting a fight, The board booted out the CEO after the scandal.
The phrase suggests unceremonious dismissal—you don't gently boot someone out.
- evictsExpels from property
- deportsLegally expels foreigners
- rejectsRefuses or discards
- firesDischarges from employment
- expelsRemoves by force
impeaches · dislodges · abandons · purges · sacks · banishes · bounces · ostracizes · terminates · shuns · drives away · discharges · dismisses · runs off · chases away · exiles · alienates · rebuffs