To push a bicycle on foot; to get off a bike and walk it when the road is too tough to cycle on.
Often said in Hull and Yorkshire.
Often said in Hull and Yorkshire.
"The hill was so steep, I had to bool my bike"
"I booled my bike all the way up the street because my chain came off"
"I booled my bike all the way up the street because my chain came off"
by pandora braithwaite October 3, 2013
by Daruna February 22, 2007
Poo balls. The resulting effect of buttbagging. (See buttbagging.) Used as an adverb or an adjective.
You are bools.
by Capt. Bools December 7, 2008
by Brandon Bailey May 11, 2003
by EVIL Ma December 1, 2019
It basicaly is cool, but the begining letter is the letter before it in the alphebetical order. Instead of c, its b. Much like drunk, and crunk. It is very much the same. The Bloods most definitely didn't start it.
by Scott Richard October 22, 2005