by dizzkidboogie March 24, 2003
by Cougfan206 April 20, 2017
Best known for its use by ESPN "Sportscenter" anchor Stuart Scott, this word is used to show defiance in the face of adversity, which MUST result in emphatic triumph.
The Boston Red Sox trailed the New York Yankees until "Big Papi" David Ortiz stepped to the plate, and Booyah!, Big Papi was off the hook!
by Patrick MacKenzie September 8, 2005
by neffles October 5, 2006
Noun
Pronounced; (shotgun headshot) Boo-Yah
The sound one makes after a sound whooping is administered in the most surgical of formats. Generally follows Shotgun Mouthwash, Shoryuken, Rocket Launchers, Kung Fu, Mortal Kombat, and other things where, afterwards, your opponent is seriously messed up.
Pronounced; (shotgun headshot) Boo-Yah
The sound one makes after a sound whooping is administered in the most surgical of formats. Generally follows Shotgun Mouthwash, Shoryuken, Rocket Launchers, Kung Fu, Mortal Kombat, and other things where, afterwards, your opponent is seriously messed up.
A man bursts out of a door, and blows away a terrorist with a twelve-gauge
Man - BOOYAH!
kicks corpse down flight of stairs.
Man - BOOYAH!
kicks corpse down flight of stairs.
by robocarnage November 26, 2009
by Henry Hellafied August 13, 2003
Exclamation of supportive comaradary by the U.S. Marine Corps: It comes from the word bouillon, which is a broth made from the cooking of chicken bones (opponents).
by KMM September 3, 2005