Bornoying 

The fine line between "boring" and "annoying" in which something has ceased to be simply tedious and you have started contemplating violent, physical action.

Waiting for the movie to start was so bornoying, I began to wonder how many taser shots I could withstand if I started making a scene.

That TV show started out good but quickly became bornoying when they used the catchphrase 10 times in less than a minute.

Bornoying by Drunken Scotsman July 11, 2011

dragon borning 

When you shout FUS ROH DAH as you cum on a girls face

I was banging Mellisa last night and when the time came I ended up Dragon Borning all over her face, the explosion knocked her unconscious.

dragon borning by P Easy November 9, 2013

Borrowing 

The act of borrowing a product (typically software), but shall return it upon a personal request of a company.

Person 1: Hey, where did you get all that software?
Person 2: I borrowed it
Person 1: From who?
Person 2: The Internet!
Person 1: Isn't that illegal?
Person 2: Nope, I'm borrowing it. They just need to ask and they can have it back.

Borrowing by iPlayAtAushwitz June 5, 2011

borrowing food 

When someone has breakfast, lunch or dinner by taking bites out of other people's food.

Are you gonna get lunch today?

No I'll just eat some of yours

Man you gotta stop borrowing food

borrowing food by Z. E. W. March 5, 2008

borrowingachapstick 

an unfunny person that has almost 1000 followers in the roblox twitter community that makes microsoft paint drawing and memes, that's technically it.

borrowingachapstick wears a red bucket with horns.

borrowingachapstick by chapstick from RTC August 9, 2020

borrowing a pencil 

Borrowing a pencil is when you covertly ask someone if you can I have a condom, especially when asking a classmate.

BORROWING A PENCIL:

"Hey man can I borrow a pencil for tonight?"

"Yeah bro I got some in my locker."

borrowing a pencil by The Big Succ May 24, 2017

creative borrowing 

A unique derivation of borrowing that usually involves the person who takes the object not telling the person that they take it from. In other words stealing.

Edwin: Yo were'd you get that sweet bling?

Mike: I, um, creatively borrowed it from my neighbor!

Edwin: Creative borrowing? What is that?

Mike: I just stole it from rich guy next door.

creative borrowing by edwin gaffney May 18, 2006