8 definitions by Laqueshus
Boo boo and boo typically don't have the same meaning. boo boo can refer to:
1) (noun) a mistake, usually a small one, but humorously a large mistake.
2) (noun) a small injury such as a cut or a bruise, used for children but humorously used for adults as well.
3) (verb; noun) the act of defecation (going poo), or the poo itself.
4) (adjective) general unattractiveness, lack of quality or badness.
Because of it is a relatively simple and humorous sounding word, it may have many more colloquial meanings within families, friends or groups.
1) (noun) a mistake, usually a small one, but humorously a large mistake.
2) (noun) a small injury such as a cut or a bruise, used for children but humorously used for adults as well.
3) (verb; noun) the act of defecation (going poo), or the poo itself.
4) (adjective) general unattractiveness, lack of quality or badness.
Because of it is a relatively simple and humorous sounding word, it may have many more colloquial meanings within families, friends or groups.
1) Jeffrey dropped a plate and it broke, he made a boo boo.
2) Timmy fell off his bike and got a boo boo, he ran home to mommy so she could kiss it and make it better.
3) "Lets stop at the next restroom we find. I gotta go boo boo"
or
"I made a stinky boo boo!"
4) "Have you seen Duane's new car?" "Haha yea, that shit is boo boo!"
2) Timmy fell off his bike and got a boo boo, he ran home to mommy so she could kiss it and make it better.
3) "Lets stop at the next restroom we find. I gotta go boo boo"
or
"I made a stinky boo boo!"
4) "Have you seen Duane's new car?" "Haha yea, that shit is boo boo!"
by Laqueshus June 5, 2009
A vulgar term referring to a restroom. Similar meaning to shitter, though pisser generally isn't refering to "a toilet", but to a "restroom, with the purpose of using a toilet". Basically, you can say "on the shitter" but you shouldn't say "on the pisser", and you say "in the pisser", not "in the shitter", which would refer to inside the toilet.
When someone is "in the pisser", they are taking a piss.
When someone is "in the pisser", they are taking a piss.
by Laqueshus June 6, 2009
- When somebody does something (usually accidentally) to offend/hurt/bother/inconvenience you, but you aren't really that offended/hurt/bothered/inconvenienced (or you don't mind it), you respond with "You're good"; basically it means "it's not a big deal" and the purpose is to alleviate guilt or blame of the other person.
- When someone does something particularly industrious, clever or witty, you may respond to them "You're good", with emphasis on the word "good". Generally it is a comment, but can also be a general statement or a concession (see touche).
- When someone does something particularly industrious, clever or witty, you may respond to them "You're good", with emphasis on the word "good". Generally it is a comment, but can also be a general statement or a concession (see touche).
A waitress accidentally spills wine on a patron at a restaurant.
Waitress: Oh my gosh I am so sorry! So sorry!
Patron: It's fine, you're good!
Pedro (holding a videotape): I have the tape of you getting gangbanged right here.
Lisa (grabs tape out of Pedro's hands and breaks it): Hah! You can't blackmail me now!
Pedro (smiling): Bitch, please you think that's the only one I made? Of course I have another one. You're screwed, bitch.
Lisa: Shit... you're good.
Waitress: Oh my gosh I am so sorry! So sorry!
Patron: It's fine, you're good!
Pedro (holding a videotape): I have the tape of you getting gangbanged right here.
Lisa (grabs tape out of Pedro's hands and breaks it): Hah! You can't blackmail me now!
Pedro (smiling): Bitch, please you think that's the only one I made? Of course I have another one. You're screwed, bitch.
Lisa: Shit... you're good.
by Laqueshus June 5, 2009
coot
- A shorter version of the word cooter, which basically means vagina. "coot" is less crass-sounding than "cooter". It is probably most similar in connotation to the word twat when referencing a vagina, as opposed to pussy, which has a more sexual connotation and snatch which sounds pretty crass.
- More commonly a "coot" is an older, usually male person, and generally refers to a perceived diminished capacity, uncouthness or senility. Typically said "old coot".
- A shorter version of the word cooter, which basically means vagina. "coot" is less crass-sounding than "cooter". It is probably most similar in connotation to the word twat when referencing a vagina, as opposed to pussy, which has a more sexual connotation and snatch which sounds pretty crass.
- More commonly a "coot" is an older, usually male person, and generally refers to a perceived diminished capacity, uncouthness or senility. Typically said "old coot".
She's got a pretty ugly coot for a pornstar.
That old coot hanging out on his porch all day is always yelling at the kids for no reason.
That old coot hanging out on his porch all day is always yelling at the kids for no reason.
by Laqueshus June 6, 2009
A term used for a woman who thinks she knows everything about everything; a woman that thinks her shit don't stink. Miss Thang thinks she's right, but she ain't always right. Miss Thang is stubborn and fails to see situations from any points of view besides her own. She thinks she's the shit.
Often associated in reference to black women, where the term probably originated, but is very commonly used for women (and even men sometimes) of any race.
Often associated in reference to black women, where the term probably originated, but is very commonly used for women (and even men sometimes) of any race.
Shaniqua was bossing her friends around like she was Miss Thang.
Jessica thinks she's Miss Thang since she's on the cheer squad, but she's not very good at cheer and none of the cheerleaders like her. And she's fat.
Jessica thinks she's Miss Thang since she's on the cheer squad, but she's not very good at cheer and none of the cheerleaders like her. And she's fat.
by Laqueshus June 5, 2009
Generally used more in a friendly, jocular manner when a homegirl expresses her sexually promiscuous escapades to another homegirl. The typical response is "you a ho!" to show surprise at the situation, but usually not disgust or anger.
It's kind of ghetto sounding, but not as stupid sounding as youz a ho.
It's kind of ghetto sounding, but not as stupid sounding as youz a ho.
Keisha: Oh gurl, I was lookin at my camera from the party last night... I gave a lapdance to Marcus and a blowjob to Jamal!!
Lafonda: Gurl you a ho!
Keisha: Shit gurl I know!
Lafonda: Gurl you a ho!
Keisha: Shit gurl I know!
by Laqueshus June 5, 2009
When a statement is "tongue in cheek" it is ironic, slyly humorous; it is not meant to be taken seriously, however its sarcasm is subtle.
Though not meant to be taken seriously, it is not overt joking or kidding around, it is "gently poking fun". A "tongue in cheek" statement may have a double meaning, some sort of inuendo or is witty in some way, particularly to the speaker. The tone or the context of the statement may make it to be taken seriously by the listener.
It's origin comes from when Spanish minstrels would perform for various dukes in the 18th century; these dukes would silently chastise the silliness of the minstrel's performances by placing their tongue firmly to the inside of their cheek.
Though not meant to be taken seriously, it is not overt joking or kidding around, it is "gently poking fun". A "tongue in cheek" statement may have a double meaning, some sort of inuendo or is witty in some way, particularly to the speaker. The tone or the context of the statement may make it to be taken seriously by the listener.
It's origin comes from when Spanish minstrels would perform for various dukes in the 18th century; these dukes would silently chastise the silliness of the minstrel's performances by placing their tongue firmly to the inside of their cheek.
(A family goes out to dinner with their grandma at a restaurant called Dick's)
Grandma: I love Dicks, they're so delicious. I think I need seconds.
Kid (tongue in cheek): Hey grandma, why do you like Dicks so much?
Grandma: Oh well I'm not sure, they just make my mouth happy!
Grandma: I love Dicks, they're so delicious. I think I need seconds.
Kid (tongue in cheek): Hey grandma, why do you like Dicks so much?
Grandma: Oh well I'm not sure, they just make my mouth happy!
by Laqueshus June 6, 2009