Bougie Call

Similar to a booty call, but with the exception of being wine-and-dined as well. Not to be confused with a "date", whereas you go out with someone and will *potentially* have sex; a Bougie Call infers that you are calling (or getting called) specifically for sex, but will also typically share a fancy meal beforehand and/or afterwards.

May also be referred to/spelled as "boojie call".

Jane had to clarify to her friends that John wasn't her boyfriend, he was just her occasional Bougie Call.

by heyitsRachel June 10, 2017

aerial booty call

To fly a long distance to get laid, usually an ex that you still might be "friendly" with.

Not having seen Jan in 3 years, Mike hoped a Southwest flight to hit that poon one more time. Mike engaged in an Aerial booty call.

by Buck Futt March 3, 2010

sick call ranger

A soldier in the US Army who constantly goes to "sick call" usually to get out of PT.

Over half of the privates in A Co 305th MI Bn at Fort Huachuca, Arizona are sick call rangers riding profiles to get out of PT like little lazy pathetic privates who will go no where in my Army.

by PV2 Not giving my name! September 15, 2006

I call shenanagins

When you feel a situation is too wild or unbeleivabe and can not be true, you have the rights to "call shenanagins"

guy1:guess wat dude
guy2:wat
guy1:i just won the jackpot, helped cure cancer, and made out with your sister all in one night
guy2: uh-un i call shenanagins on that shit

by datdude42 September 1, 2009

good call

Standard reply to something agreeable or satisfactory

"Let's go and get wasted"
"Good call"
"I'm gonna get laid"
"Very good call"
"I'm gonna nail a whore"
"Hmmm...bad call"

by tiddlywinks March 27, 2005

good call

Used to agree with someone, specifically about something which shows the person's good taste in a surprising way.

Person1: So I just bought "Dulcinea"...
Person2: "Dulcinea"? Good call!

by The Grammar Nazi October 22, 2001

bluff call

A risky strategy in poker in which a player calls down a hand when they, in fact, have nothing, giving away their chips. A strategy first invisioned and acted upon by a poker pioneer from Lexington, KY named Sam.

Will: All-in
Sam: Call ... oops
*Will rakes in chips*
John to Nick: There goes Sam with that ingenious bluff call again.

by nkurkjy July 3, 2007