Boots keep feet warm and dry.

Meaning: The children's boots protected their feet from the cold and wet.

Choice of Words: Boots are sturdy shoes that cover the foot and ankle, keep means to have or hold something in one's possession or control, feet are the parts of the body that we use to walk, and warm and dry describe the desired state of the feet in cold weather.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Raincoat splash boots keep me dry.
• Rubber boots kept feet dry.
• Rubber boots, feet stayed dry.
• Dry hands with a clean towel or air dry.
• Rubber boots protect feet from rainy weather.
• Raincoat cover keep dry rain.
• Feathers keep birds dry in heavy rain.
• Raincoats keep dry.
• Umbrellas keep dry.
• Feathers, soft and light, keep birds warm and aloft.