Bojack

Used when You are Kicking ass, Or when you are going to.

-It's Time to Bojack some Bitches!
or
-YOU JUST GOT BOJACKED!

Bojack by Bojack Attack December 25, 2007

Bojack

Gray market. I worked for a direct sales firm as backroom staff. In in-home sales the salesman takes a lot of time to demonstrate the product. Sometimes he convinces the customer of the product but the customer buys it from a store such as a pawn shop where new ones are sold without the markup which is the salesman's commission. That happens when a dealer in another territory gray markets the product. It undermines the whole business.

The guy I worked for was from Texas and he called it "bojacking" and the gray marketers "bojackers". The gray market items were sold without a warranty and I wrote a computer program to spot a pattern of lots of units ordered but few warranties coming back.

Since he came from Texas and Texas is next to Louisiana I suspected the term was from Cajun French as "Beau Jacque." I see elsewhere that Beau Jacque or Beau Jocque is indeed Cajun for a big guy or good ol' boy.

"This report will get some of those dirty bojackers out there."

Bojack by Danlantic November 26, 2017

Bojack

Someone that’s being a bitch and a ninny.

A member of the Fuckface Foursome.

This bojack is being a bitch ninny, a Hollywood finocchio that cries like a woman.

Bojack by Paolotron September 30, 2019

bojack

Cheap imitation bootleg/black market product or offbrand non oem often used when knocking the quality of something

The shop charged an arm and a leg to fix my car and they still used bojack parts

bojack by Dan P A October 9, 2006

Bojack

Racist hillbilly, usually from the southern states.

"The bojacks voted for Bush, causing 4 more years of idiocy."

Bojack by DTKM November 27, 2004

bojack

Term used to describe a violent mugging.

I have got to get home before midnight, I don't want to get bojacked.

Give up your wallet, you are getting bojacked!

bojack by lawstudentqe March 30, 2013

Bojack

Refers to the athlete Bo Jackson, used to describe someone who has all the potential in the world, and never meets that potential. Someone who blows it. May be an unfair association since Jackson did not blow his career (see Dwight Gooden) but was injured.

That guy is a real bojack.

Bojack by A.Warm June 28, 2006