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A word invented by Grian on Hermitcraft 7: Episode 58

The word was first used at 8:56
WHY DOES EVERY ONE HAVE BOCKETS OF GRIAN HERE!!??!!
Bockets by MINECRAFT4EVER!!! December 11, 2020
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A word invented by Grian on Hermitcraft 7: Episode 58

The word was first used at 8:56
WHY DOES EVERY ONE HAVE BOCKETS OF GRIAN HERE!!??!!
Bockets by MINECRAFT4EVER!!! December 11, 2020
To be un-truthful, to lie
You dont have my hotmail, thats BOCKERY!!

Youre being stupid, I cant take anymore of your bockerness
bockery by Icicless November 16, 2010

bickety bam 

and there it is, your ready, there

Popularized by jay and silent bob in "mallrats"
pull out the food and bickety bam its ready to eat
bickety bam by Baxter Davis August 20, 2006
adjective
Irish Slang
In poor physical condition, bumpy, rough, or falling to pieces.
My car nearly fell apart going over that bockedy old boreen (road).

We took Seamus's bockedy old car to the beach. I don't know why he won't fix the suspension.
Bockedy by Mike Eldred January 24, 2008

Bickety bam 

similar to bobs your uncle. made popular by jay and silent bob.
turn left after the trafic lights and bickety bam, your there
Bickety bam by rossatron 5000 October 29, 2006
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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