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A group of musicians who play the trombone. Usually used in an informal context, such as marching. The flutes screwed up another chart that the boners set perfectly.
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To be pleased by something.
Traditionally the word for erection, "boners" has taken down the same path as the tits, developing a figurative meaning despite its more obvious origins. "Boners" does not always connotate sexual interest. "Wow guys I am all up in boners about this new movie coming out."
"Tom is boners about his new car." "Danny popped like five boners over the idea of spending the winter in Hawaii." |
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good, awesome, desirable or positive Fire up boys, tonight is gonna be boners;
person 1: How good was last night person 2: yeh it was boners |
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