boffos 

1920's, Dollars, berries, or jack, money, particularly pieces of currency.

Hand over the boffos, Al, I need to get to the bank before it closes.

boffos by Bob Proczko October 16, 2006

Mondo-Boffo 

Mondo-Boffo is a compound word made up of two words each defined individuallly here. It means extremely-successful; very-good; best-outcome; etc.

You won $10K in Lotto, Mondo-Boffo!

Mondo-Boffo by JackMeough July 10, 2010

boffus 

1. Exclamation, meaning literally "I have found it", see wordeureka/word
2. Slang term for two people, usually one referring to the other
Origin is wordPedro-speak/word, local dialect orginating in San Pedro, California, and practiced by Mike Watt, among others

1. Where is that chow? Boffus!"
2. "Get your dumb ass over here!"
"Boffus?"

boffus by boffus July 16, 2003

boffo 

{adj}
Extremely successful.

Typically used to describe a movie, play, or other performance.

{noun}
1. A huge success; a smash hit

2. Star of the eponymous Mister Boffo cartoon strip

Origin: Probably a blend of box office. Or a varient of bóóffoo or boffola (I kid you not)

The latest masterpiece from William Shatnergets boffo reviews. Rolling Stone gives it four stars.

boffo by Mandingoe September 29, 2004

Boffsided

When one becomes screwed, owned, or put in their place. Also defined as being placed in an intensely negative situation. Used as a noun, verb, and adjective. Boffside, Boffisides, and Boffed are also other forms of the word.

I just got boffsided by that exam.

Chuck Norris will boffside you with his infamous roundhouse kick.

That quarterback got boffed by DL Red Bryant.

Boffsided by Chuck Bauer September 2, 2006

Boffo 

Very good; great.

That movie sure was boffo.

Boffo by Jerry D May 5, 2003

boffo 

a big success; (sensational); fantastic!

That was a boffo performance!
I want to create a boffo binge-worthy series.

boffo by happymoni October 6, 2017