beaucoup (also spelled boocoo)

very much of or very many; a large number or amount; plenty; a lot of.
OR excellent, first-rate. Very much, very.

We've been spending beaucoup bucks on this damn project! Beaucoup opportunities. A beaucoup of time.
It's beaucoup hot out here.
We had beaucoup sex last nite!
He had beaucoups of money, or you'll be beaucoup sorry when I'm gone.
She's a beaucoup looker, all right.

by weave March 20, 2003

boocockey

To shoot a load of seamen all over a broad as she is restrained.

by Stripes December 19, 2002

snoochie boochie noochie

When one, i.e. Jay, wants to describe weed to non-stoners.

question: How do we relax?
answer: Snoochie boochie noochie!

by Maria T. May 4, 2003

snoochie boochie noochies

A level above Snoochie Boochies.

by Jay & Silent Bob November 6, 2003

bootcamp

A computer program made by Apple that allows the user to install X86 based operating systems such as Windows and Linux in a dual boot or a triple boot configuration along side Mac OS X on computers with X86 processors made by Apple. That includes the iMac,Mac Pro,Mac Book,Mac Book Pro,Mac Book Air, and the Mac Mini. This setup will allow each operating system to run at full speed and make full use of 3D graphics.

Bootcamp is the best program to setup a dual boot or a triple boot on Apple's hardware An example includes the following. Mac OS X Mountain Lion, Windows 7, and Ubuntu Linux.

by terryjonesxp August 15, 2012

boocoo

"boocoo" is the illiterate Americanized version of the French adverb "beaucoup" meaning much or many, that was used in Vietnam.

An expression commonly used in Vietnam was, "boocoo dinky dow", spelled correctly would be "beaucoup dien cai dau" meaning much crazy in the head or perhaps as the Vietnamese may have said, crazy as a kicking rooster, much like the American expression, "mad as a wet hen".

dien = crazy dau = head and captalized Dau = rooster

by Bill Blackley December 11, 2007

boochoog

adj.
1) "Fat" in Filipino
2) Term used between 1984-1987(AE86) two-door Corolla drivers meaning "fabulous" or "looking good."

1) That's a BOOCHOOG kalding!!!
2) BOOCHOOG hachi brah!!!!!!

by Coupe Sprinter August 16, 2006