bokker 

Used to describe that great baltic Engineer your company hired that no one really knows where he is from and its too late to figure it out.

"Employee1:" Have you met the new dude from Hungary? what a bokker

bokker by testyas April 27, 2021

Bokken

A wooden sword that is and was used to train samurai, other swordsmen, and nerds on youtube whose parents won't let them get a real sword.

The young samurai has earned his first bokken today.

Bokken by Woodsballer 4 Life January 7, 2009

bokken

A bokken is a katana made out of wood. It was used to train samurai in feudal Japan, and is now used in training for various other sword arts. Also known as a bokuto.

The swordsman handed the young lad his bokken, and training began.

bokken by Slavakion June 24, 2004

Bokken

A bokken is a wooden sword usually used for sword training. When a student begins to work with a sword, he learns basic maneuvers with a bokken. However, the bokken can also be used as an effective weapon since it is made of strong, heavy wood. In fact, many Ninja preferred to use the bokken on a mission than a regular sword.

The reasons for this are that a bokken is lighter and easier to carry, there is no risk of cutting oneself, bokken are very easy to camouflage since they can be stained or painted, and, when using proper techniques, a bokken can easily break bones and damage internal organs.

Bokken by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ July 17, 2011

Bonekemper 

A dominator of all; a professional at pounding puss, slamming clam, and hammering vag; an ultimate partier; the best speed spade player around

The opposite of an amateur

Chas is the ultimate bonekemper, he has been pounding booze and puss all night.

Bonekemper by Alex Piroutek October 21, 2010

bokke 

The South African rugby community. Derived from the Springbok rugby team, a formidable force to be reckoned with. Made famous by the Afrikaans.

" hier kom die Bokke"
Translation " Here come the springboks"

bokke by Bokke February 26, 2007

Bokken

Noun:
A bokken is a wooden sword of about the same weight as a katana (Japanese Sword). It was used in feudal Japan to train the Samurai. It is still in use nowadays, used in Kendo (and it's subsiduarys) for training alone.

Pronounced "Bo'ken" where the ' denotes a pause.

He took up his bokken and wandered into the mountains to train.

Bokken by Joseph Rothwell October 29, 2007