boom

when really cool things happen

Boom..

by zmaf September 2, 2012

boom

exclamation when you are pleased or to show off

Boom. I just won our netball match.

I beat you. Boom.

Boom. I win.

by booties69 December 26, 2011

Boom

When an argument is won, this phrase is shouted to show victory and triumph only once winning the argument.

*Wins argument* "Boom!" *Walks away*

by Bigmanting4 February 17, 2020

boom

An exclamation used to define / draw attention to an excellent outcome. Can be used without any preamble. Typically accompanied by suitably emphatic hand / arm gestures.

"I just made the most awesome dinner - boom!"
"Check that backflip - boom!"
Walks into room wearing new shirt - points to shirt "boom!"

by Jack Union May 2, 2013

Boom

The sound of an explosion.

Princess Diana: *driving*
Her ex: *bumps*
*BOOM*
News: Poor Princess Diana died with a boom.

by mexican.potato February 20, 2023

Boom

Exclamation: Used as an oral exclamation mark but in a purely conversational context. Its function is not as heightened as the afore mentioned symbol so its impact is designed to simply reinforce ones point or statement. Generally found in light hearted, but not overtly humorous, situations.

Dinner's ready.... Boom.

Just quit my job... Boom.

by M. A. Larkin March 27, 2009

Boom

Adjective:~ Tasty; Good; Fantastic; Great, etc.

Colloquial, primarily, to the south of the UK. Used in adjective form, typically before an object. Pronounced speedily, with a blunt emphasis to the middle, it's "oo" become almost a "u" sound. Different from typical pronunciations of "Boom". This is otherwise used in its longer form, "Boom-ting!" - Used to describe a sexy person, item or article of clothing.

Phonetic: "b-u-m" (really.)

"This is some boom food!"

G :"What did you think of the new single?"
P: "Yeah, I liked it. The video was ace, the song is boom."

"YO she is boomting!"

by Jessticlez June 2, 2018