it's an soup, chicken and chopped vegetables, cooked overnight in a big steel drum. normally served at church picnics and large gatherings in Northeastern Wisconsin. The origin is Belgium
booyah served at the picnic, takeouts welcome, bring your own container.
St. F has a picnic on Sunday, who makes their booyah?
St. F has a picnic on Sunday, who makes their booyah?
by Julia June 08, 2004

Affectionate and Core word for the beautiful area of countryside and villages in South-East Leicestershire and bordering on Northamptonshire which runs from Kibworth in the North West, down via Medbourne and Ashley in the South East and round to the hub, Market Harborough in the South West. Particular beauty spots are The Lane, The Climbing Bridge and the Neville garden.
"What bliss - we are off up to the Shire this weekend"
"Thought I might go out in the Shire this weekend"
"Thought I might go out in the Shire this weekend"
by Julia July 11, 2003


by Julia January 19, 2004

by Julia November 08, 2004

genitilia of the red-haired male
The Linz's torte swelled when he saw the pretty girl.
by julia December 10, 2003
