Bofadem

Colloquial term for "Both of them".

Lacey: Mm, yes, let's just multiply bofadem in the lator.

by tills November 25, 2013

broface

When one squints the eyes, puts hand near the mouth like holding a popsicle, inflates the cheeks, and points with the other hand at a person. Used as a greeting. Pose, or pretty much anything.

Frat star 1:Dude broface for this selife!!
frat star 2: yeah man!

or

*broface at a girl* *she smiles* *shes wants the d*

*broface in public with a bro, bro brofaces back at you*

by IhazeGeeds January 15, 2014

bodaciousness

One who is "bodacious" or possesses "bodaciousness" is one who is bold. One must also live in a festering pile of their own awesomeness, inhaling swag, and exhaling fantasticness, only adding to the froggy puddle of wonderfulness. To posses "bodaciousness" is to adopt a lifestyle, a rich culture in which those who meet the requirements, may experience for themselves. As a person who possesses much "bodaciousness" himself, I will say that it is in fact, quite the experience.

"Wow, that Nick Fizz posses such bodaciousness"

by Big Dan The Bodacious March 9, 2016

Bofa

Bofa deez nuts!

I love Bofa deez nuts. Mmmmm delicious milk.

by Yoyoyoyoyoyo666 December 12, 2021

los borachos

A legendary Fantasy Football player that beat an "almost Hall of Famer" BTTB-badtothebone A.K.A Pops, by 100 points.

They obliterated that team, absolutely los borachos them!

by los borachos September 11, 2020

bobacanoosh

the excess food from an obese hobos box,,preferabley a walmart box.

"wow look at the hobo eating his bobacanoosh, what a freak"

by Sweetstuff2197 July 3, 2009

bonacker

The name traditionally refers specifically to the working class families who live in an area called Springs (located in East Hampton, NY), Many of the original Bonac families in Springs were among the very early settlers of the town, having come from England, possibly Kent or Dorchester, Dorset, in the 1600s and 1700s.
The family names associated for generations with the term "Bonacker" include Miller, King, Bennett, and Lester.
For some three hundred years, Bonackers made their living as baymen, fishermen, and farmers. Clams and clamming -- both hardshell and softshell -- were at the heart of Bonac culture and cuisine. Bonac specialties include clam pie, clam fritters, oysters, clam chowder (traditionally, never made with milk, but with tomatoes), bluefish, porgies, blowfish, eel, and blue crabs

Look at his truck! You can tell he is a bonacker.

by LePolkaDot May 22, 2008