- BOOTS
- These Are Made For Walkin'
- Soccer cleats, in the U.K.
- Hiking gear
- 1903 Kipling poem
- Starts up, as a PC
- Starts up the PC
- Wellies, e.g.
- Sax legend Randolph
- Starts up, as a program
- Gets a kick out of?
- Yakety Sax player Randolph
- Mukluks
- They're made for walking
- Starts, as a computer
- Galoshes
- Puss's footwear
- They're made for walking, in a song
- Range wear
- Kicks
- Garb in a Sinatra title
- Cowboy's footwear
- Kicks out
- They may have spurs
- See 34-Across
- Spare tyre sites
- Gives the heave-ho
- Wellingtons, e.g.
- Rainwear
- High shoes
- Footwear for skiers
- Winter footwear
- Dismisses unceremoniously
- Dismisses
- Ousts
- Part of a Santa costume
- Waders, e.g.
- Shoes for snowy days
- Snowstorm footwear
- Infantry gear
- U-turn #1, part 3
- Winter weather wear
- Dora the Explorer's monkey sidekick
- Subject of poem by Kipling.
- Well-known Kipling poem.
- Kipling poem.
- Naval recruits.
- Sam Weller's job at the White Hart.
- Companions of saddles.
- Sam Weller's calling.
- English hotel servant.
- Shoeshine boy, British style.
- Footwear
- Winter wear
- Shoeshine boy, in London
- Commits an error
- Makes an error
- You bet your ___!
- Cowboy gear
- Kipling subject
- ___ and Saddles, book by Custer's wife
- Kipling opus
- Car trunks, in Truro
- Kipling favorite
- Rain gear
- Fires
- Sends packing
- Cans
- Evicts
- Gear for a hike
- 30-Down footwear
- Skier's footwear
- The ___ Are Made For Walkin'
- Sorry to Bother You filmmaker Riley
- Hiking footwear
- Puss's partner
- Ski wear
- Part of Santa's outfit
- Popular name for cats with white feet
- Rainy-day necessities
- Foul-weather footgear
- Snow shoes
- Made for walking?
- Footwear for rain or snow
- Calf-covering footwear
- Pair in an UGG box
- These ___ Are Made for Walkin'
- 34-Across, e.g.
- Dr. Martens products
- Footwear for a snowy day
- Snow day footwear
- Pair for a snowy day
- Footwear for Puss
- Puss's gear
- Starts up a PC
- Footwear for St. Nick
- Cowboys and firefighters wear them
- Part of a pirate costume
- Drives with the foot
- Pair in the snow
