Bookstroker 

An individual who is becoming too attached or obsessed with a particular element of the writing and/or reading world.

"I love that book so much I sleep with it covering my face just so I can feel the relief of the ink on the pages"

"Hugh, stop being such a bookstroker"

Bookstroker by Celticgamer October 4, 2012

*drop books on table 

signature move of Simon Lo

student A: *drop books on table ) I am simon lo
Simon Lo: *drop books on table ) What did u just say!?!?!?!?!?
student B: gotta get out of here

*drop books on table by JohnMakFan November 11, 2020

electronic short Books 

'electronic short Books' stand for 'sBOOKs'.

The 'electronic book', also 'eBOOK', is the digital version online of the printed version.

The 'electronic book' can be the full version or a short version of the original book publication. The 'sBOOKs' are also called 'short Books' or 'electronic short Books'.

For example the Advert: See it! Feel it! Hear it! Read it! electronic short BOOKs Online!

alldayidreamaboutsoccer
alldayidreamaboutsports

electronic short Books by Barbara Gauss October 27, 2005

hit the books

To study really hard, avoiding other distractions

I haven't studied for today's test yet. Time to hit the books!

hit the books by Malinda October 2, 2002

Booksack 

The cajun way of saying "backpack"

May I done left my booksack by da bayou, go run and get it for me sha.

Booksack by nugget4thawin August 13, 2017

Boursh 

Can be used to replace any word in the dictionary or urban dictionary but is commonly referred to as Marijuana. Can also just be blurted out to end an awkward silence or just because you want to.

Yo man you got some bud?
Yea i've got some boursh.

The boursh the boursh the boursh is on fire!

Boursh by Sam of Sams Heads January 26, 2012

Where them books at, bitch? 

This is a phrase asking for verification of statements made on the internet. Due to the anonymity automatically attainable by persons using the internet, often times these persons create characters that do not represent who and what they are in reality. By asking "where them books at" a person is actually asking for pictures or other proof to verify the statements made by persons using the internet are factual and true.

A guy on this message board I visit claimed he managed a restaurant. I asked him "Where them books at, bitch?" and he provided pictures of his user name inside the restaurant's office.

Where them books at, bitch? by buk0ne January 14, 2010