boot ***
the boot
iron boot
iron heel

The minute the Shiites win control, I fear they'll kick us out and rule with an iron heel.

She now often wears a leather skirt and has slightly raised iron heels on her boots while on duty.

He struck the stone with his staff so that its iron heel rang, and sprang to his work.

She stamped the iron heel of the Staff of Law on the floor, and at once blue fire burst from its length.

As she repeated Ended, she struck the floor with the Staff's iron heel.

She turned and walked back toward the doors to the entrance hall, iron heels echoing on the wood.

There has been a breath of mutiny; but his is still the iron heel, powerful enough to crush a raging revolt.

For long months yet the iron heels of winter would stamp on poor old Krasnegar, but yesterday she had gathered snowdrops.

The iron heel of democracy was on Grantville's neck.

Burada, clamped under the iron heel, doesn't know it yet.