oldschool term, comes from the early 70s locking dance scene, good dancing or locking also means to leave a location, or to do something in a hurry
1, he was really booking thats why he won the dance contest.
2.After the show he had to book
3. he must have been in a hurry. he was booking around the corner
2.After the show he had to book
3. he must have been in a hurry. he was booking around the corner
by greg pope December 17, 2004

A way for a teenage girl to escape the judge mental people who surround her and escape to someone else's world. Books are amazing things that are slowly dying because everyone prefers to read on the Internet or not read at all.
Person 1: you should get a kindle since you love to read so much
Person 2: no thanks, I rather have the actual books with me when I read
Person 1: gasp
Person 2: no thanks, I rather have the actual books with me when I read
Person 1: gasp
by Reader Dreamer January 5, 2014

Brian: You are really pretty
Girl at Bar: Thanks
Brian: You know, uh, I wrote a book
Girl at Bar: What's that?
Brian: It's like a long magazine
Girl at Bar: Huh?
Brian: It's like the Internet made out of a tree
Girl at Bar: Oh, weird. You want to have sex in the bathroom?
Brian: Oh gosh, what a treat, yes I would like that
Girl at Bar: Thanks
Brian: You know, uh, I wrote a book
Girl at Bar: What's that?
Brian: It's like a long magazine
Girl at Bar: Huh?
Brian: It's like the Internet made out of a tree
Girl at Bar: Oh, weird. You want to have sex in the bathroom?
Brian: Oh gosh, what a treat, yes I would like that
by Misthios February 8, 2010

not completly sure how to put the exact meaning, but it pretty much means bogus... It is a slang term used mostly in the north mostly in New York.
by Mr.Know It All April 18, 2009

by keeka April 20, 2007

by kat123 January 28, 2009

What happens when you type cool into t9. In the central and southern regions of Arizona it as been adopted as slang's slang if you will.
Unlike the superlative in standard English the Arizona dialect uses booklier. See below for example.
Unlike the superlative in standard English the Arizona dialect uses booklier. See below for example.
Neil and Michelle's parents are totally book! They cooked up steak and lobster just for fun.
-Some friends of mine are coming from Tucson this weekend I don't know If I'll be available.
- That's book. Maybe next weekend.
Wyl's ninja styles are booklier than Jet Lee's!
-Some friends of mine are coming from Tucson this weekend I don't know If I'll be available.
- That's book. Maybe next weekend.
Wyl's ninja styles are booklier than Jet Lee's!
by bmonk January 27, 2009
