book

It's like the Internet made out of a tree.

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

by Misthios February 08, 2010

booke

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.

used in sentences "Man that movie was booke." or just "man thats booke"

by Mr.Know It All April 18, 2009

book

To run, leave, get gone.

Hey everybody here comes the white face lady, and we all had to book to stay safe.

by keeka April 13, 2007

Book It

Running very quickly from the police or authority of some type.

"Shh! Shut up!"
"What?"
"Fuck it's the cops!"
"Shit, lets book it outta here man!"

by kat123 January 28, 2009

The Book

n. The magical object that has made many girls 'chestless' over the years. Refers to females who are 'flat' and have small 'titties,' or breasts due to the undeniable fact that the book has metaphorically fallen on their chest.

Dude, Philly, your girl is fucking tiny. She's got a terrible case of The Book.

Man, shut your ass Swan, your girl got the shit beat of her by The Book.

by RobbyRobb LilSwan January 17, 2007

Book

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.

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!

by bmonk January 27, 2009

book

(Verb.) Walk to or from a specific location in haste.

"I'm late - I've got to book now." (I've got to leave immediately).

"Let's book!" (Let's go, now).

"Larry booked over to Jim's place an hour ago." (Larry walked hastily...).

by J.D. Casnig February 17, 2009