Wiktionary
n. A skinhead who wears boots.
Usage examples of "bootboy".
Here and there a bootboy idled a few minutes, or a footman stood looking important.
For one thing, we were already short a laundry maid and now a housekeeper, and next thing you know the bootboy Joseph had given notice, and so had the scullery maid Mary.
His boots were polished to a glossy finish, to the credit of the bootboy, not because Kol took an interest.
Everyone from the bootboy to the butler wanted the child to be accepted, it seemed to Bess.
Maxim, and the bootboy, who all wanted to know if we had seen Fay Marley that morning.
His entire household, it seemed, from the lowliest kitchen maid and bootboy to the austere Bedford were gathered in squawking, gasping wonder.
It was not some anonymous admirer from the past, but a face that might be recognized by any resident of Rutland Place, even the bootboys and the scullery maids.
After a pause she proceeded to give the dull histories of housemaids, bootboys, and so forth.