booyar

From the ebonics word "booyar" literally meaning "Yes my negro friend, what excellent circumstance!" and the pirate word "yar" literally meaning "YAR!" we have come upon booyar, which means, everything is awesomely awesome.

Jamal: "So I capped his ass, and I broke out.
Slippery Pete: "BOOYAR!"

booyar by Sneaky Pete February 26, 2004

booyahtzee 

An exclamatory statement to describe a complete win or victory by coming out on top of a situation in every possible way.

A merging of the terms booyah and yahtzee (the highest dice roll in the board game).

Must only be used occasionally and in the right context to avoid looking like a wanker.

"I just got promoted, booyah"
"So did I, booyahtzee!"

"All the teams I bet on this week won, booyahtzee"

booyahtzee by Vedi July 2, 2008

boogara 

Someone who believes in ghosts and also has a slight obsession with a certain Ryan Bergara from hit show Buzzfeed Unsolved

Amy: Did you see the last buzzfeed unsolved episode last night?
Charlotte: Omg, yes! It was so scary, poor Ryan.
Amy: Urgh, you're such a boogara, ghosts aren't real!

boogara by Boogara4life January 29, 2019

booya 

Shortened form of booyaka.

Booya, like booyaka, is a statement of good feeling.

"Booya!"

booya by The_ALCH August 16, 2019

boozard 

A person who drinks alcohol to excess, habitually , a person who gets drunk (with alcoholic drinks)

vodka , rum , whiskey , gin , tequila , rye , brandy, fire water , schnaps and the kinds of alcohol.. the boozard consumes.. to get drunk.
collin is such a boozard.. he gets drunk at the old bar and goes home and beats his wife up.
collin is a boozard.. so tha makes him a loser.

boozard by sheldonn December 28, 2005

booyahweh

A Jewish twist on the conventional "booyah"; in other words, an exclamation a Jew makes when they are very excited.

"All I got for Christmas was a Jonas Brothers CD and a piece of moldy cheese."

"Well I got a hand-carved dreidle for Hannukah! BOOYAHWEH!"

booyahweh by djizzyjizz August 14, 2009

boyar 

noun - was a member of the highest rank of the feudal Bulgarian, Romanian, and Russian aristocracy, second only to the ruling princes, from the 10th century through the 17th century.

As well, represented as a kick-ass melee/missle cavalry unit useable in the Medieval Total War games when playing as (mainly) the Russian faction.

Boyars weren't exactly the Eastern equivalent of Western knights, but they were close.

While playing in an online battle of Medieval Total War, Chris decimated the rear ranks of his oppoinents' spearmen by cavalry rushing with two units of Boyars.

boyar by Boya August 9, 2007