book fog

where a person interrupts a bookworm from reading the current book in said book worm's hands. Can cause the bookworm to get mad, give glazed look, or even become a troller after hearing what the person wants

He decided to go to try and talk to Susan. She had was in a book fog.

by mownkehhhhh December 8, 2011

Hooker Book

1. To flee rapidly from an area while attempting to remain casual, upon discovery of involvement in nefarious activity by an authority figure.

2. List of names (or a person whose name appears on said list) of friends with benefits for whom the "friend" portion consists solely of "dates" in which the man pays for the woman's dinner or movie, followed by sex.

1. Every time the boss opens his office door all the dudes visiting his hot new secretary do the hooker book back to their cubicles...Embarrassing.

2. Yo, I saw you and Mary Jane at dinner the other night. Are you actually dating that ho? Naw man, she strictly hooker book.

by Bitter Pills January 27, 2010

Book Buffer

The number of books you have queued to read someday.

Dave: Have you read Freakonomics? It's awesome. I'll lend it to you if you fancy
Arnold: Not yet; I've got quite a few books queued up at the moment, but if it's as good as you say, maybe it can skip the book buffer.

by JB42 November 22, 2010

Dynasty Book

When a book in High School has the names of previous students you recognize.

A: OMG! I've got Brat Pitts Government book!

B: Dynasty book!

by gs-teve April 30, 2010

book hoe

A person who enjoys reading wherever, whenever. Books catch their attention in any setting. This person probably has a ton of books and still has yet to read them all. They’re probably purchasing books right now.

Alexis is such a book hoe! She’s always reading some shit or talking about a book.

by Petty Lebelle December 28, 2021

e-book

the digital form of printed book. e-books can also be born-digital books.

This book on my iPad was first an e-book, then became a paperback book due to it's popularity.

by NexusScrolls February 16, 2015

book bogey

Name given to the sticky glue used to fix enclosed items within magazines or books. These contained items include CD's, DVD's, promotional leaflets or plastic sleeves.

I removed the enclosed disc that came with the magazine but the sticky book bogey still remained on the page.

by ThinkToy April 30, 2010