To kill someone or something if you want to say kill in a family friendly way. It is also a secret way of saying I want to kill you as not many people or aliens know the proper meaning.
Kid: I will bosh you
Idiot: What does bosh mean?
Kid: This *pulls out MP3 and shoots the idiot*
Kid: Job done 😁
Idiot: What does bosh mean?
Kid: This *pulls out MP3 and shoots the idiot*
Kid: Job done 😁
by SomeKidig_ April 3, 2022
The action of doing something to extreme personal satisfaction; whether by doing it quickly and concisely, or particularly well/admirably.
Can be used either as a verb (see example 1), or as an exclamation when recognising the said traits (example 2).
Can be used either as a verb (see example 1), or as an exclamation when recognising the said traits (example 2).
1) "Boshed out my essay today, wrote it in one sitting!"
2) "Yeah, I met a girl out last night. An hour later we went back to hers afterwards, and did the deed! Bosh!"
2) "Yeah, I met a girl out last night. An hour later we went back to hers afterwards, and did the deed! Bosh!"
by T Liggins November 9, 2007
by boshgang March 11, 2019
Bosh (noun) - A person who is overrated because of the people he/she either works with or hangs out with. This term was coined after the NBA player Chris Bosh, who is often overrated because he's a member of the "Big 3" with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade.
Example one:
Trent - You know I really like Michael and Gary, but I don't understand why they hang out with Dennis. He's so annoying.
Steve - Yea, Dennis gets a free pass a lot of times because he's good friends with Michael and Gary. He's definitely the Bosh of that trio.
Example two:
Richard - You know, that sales team performs really well. I think Tony, Brandon, and Alan work great together.
Nick - Actually, it's more like Tony and Brandon carry the team and Alan is just there. Their team is doing alright, but it's not because of Alan. He's the Bosh of that team.
Trent - You know I really like Michael and Gary, but I don't understand why they hang out with Dennis. He's so annoying.
Steve - Yea, Dennis gets a free pass a lot of times because he's good friends with Michael and Gary. He's definitely the Bosh of that trio.
Example two:
Richard - You know, that sales team performs really well. I think Tony, Brandon, and Alan work great together.
Nick - Actually, it's more like Tony and Brandon carry the team and Alan is just there. Their team is doing alright, but it's not because of Alan. He's the Bosh of that team.
by slamjackson.com December 9, 2010
by topmajorj September 3, 2009
A replacement for any adjective
by iamxinfinite August 15, 2006
Bosh
-Verb
-Based on the professional basketball player, Chris Bosh (Miami Heat)
-An action that could hinder any given team-based activity.
-To sabotage any chances of winning a game that counts.
-A placeholder for any unforgivable action.
-Verb
-Based on the professional basketball player, Chris Bosh (Miami Heat)
-An action that could hinder any given team-based activity.
-To sabotage any chances of winning a game that counts.
-A placeholder for any unforgivable action.
-To Bosh; "Man, we were THAT close to winning the game if you hasn't boshed it in the last second!"
by John Ariete June 9, 2011