Booyah

Used in order to abruptly express great joy, usually brought on by victory or some other sort of accomplishment.

Close relative to the word: Booyaka

Fred Hoiberg crosses up Gary Payton... goes baseline and throws it down on Shaq... BOOYAH!!!

by Neil December 2, 2003

Booyah!

A term expressing joy, excitement, or triumph. An anglicised form of the Spanish word 'bulla', which is pronouced the same and means "noise or racket".

I got first place! Booyah!

by hotpepper September 20, 2006

booya

A verbal expression of victory; usually derisive.

"In your face! Booya!"

by artemis d May 29, 2005

Booyakai

This is what you yell when you come from behind in Halo and assassinate the opposition.

*creeps up from behind* WHACK...Booyakai!

by Sinhcredible October 27, 2007

Booyahkah

Booyahkah: An expression used for an excited triumph or win.

Dave - "I bet you can't do a double flip into the deep end!"

Me - "Watch this!"

*Double Flip into the deep end*

Me - "BOOYAHKAH!"

Dave - "Whatever."

by Ladhra March 29, 2013

BOOYAA

A fast powerful victory, extreme success.

A fast knock out in a fight "BOOYAA".

by Pitman July 12, 2006

booyah

1 - An exclamation of joy.
2 - A mocking or arrogant exclamation used to taunt a loser one has just beaten.
3 - A catchphrase picked up by stock market commentator Jim Cramer, used either as a general greeting or as a celebration of a good stock pick. "Booyah" seems to be the most prominent word used in Cramer's TV and Radio shows. When used as a greeting, often followed by "ski-dad" or "ski-daddy".

1 - Booyah! I aced my mid-term exams!
2 - Booyah! I just dunked all over your slow ass!
3a - Booyah, Jim! What is the booyah-potential for ticker symbol BHP?
3b - Booyah ski-daddy!
3c - Jim, I caught a major booyah off of EuroZinc Mining.

by snilloc79 July 30, 2006