Body Boi

A Jamacian slang term for a homosexual male.

I heard ya boy, Sam was a body boi.

He might, but that's his biznass.

by Micheal Clayton January 9, 2008

bodel

1. (adjective) discrete, shady, mysterious but not in a good way

2. (verb) to unceremoniously woo, sucker, and then break up with a member of the opposite sex

3. (noun) the quiet tool in the corner stealing all the ladies

1. Dude what happened to Neel? He's being very bodel about where he was last night.

2. That dumb chick was bodellified twice this week.

3. Check out that bastard bodel over there. man those freaking chicks are stupid as hell.

by jak jak July 1, 2004

body

A physical mask used for adulthood.

Girl: You have a good body.

Guy: It's so people don't infantilize me.

by Ereck Flowers November 20, 2018

surf board body

A body I would like to ride

Grace has a surf board body.. I wanna ride that shit

by Smashstro November 17, 2013

bobey

An occasion where there is no reasonable justification for being involved.

(or)

A notoriously dead-end situation for which there is no clear or obvious escape.

Man, my job is a real bobey.

(or)

That show last night was a huge Bobey.

by Jones June 18, 2004

Bodybag

A shot , Half Jagermeister and Half Goldshlager. After a few you collapse... hence the name

Guy 1: Hey drink this shot

Guy 2:What is it

Guy 1: Its called a Bodybag

(Guy 2 drinks)

Guy 1: Omg! are you ok?!

by Subtlejoe12345 July 8, 2009

body memories

A hypothetical psychological construct with no substantial empirical support, which claims that memories can be stored outside of the brain, in locations distributed throughout the body. It is invoked by some therapists to explain physical symptoms in people whom the therapist assumes to have suffered from some trauma, usually sexual, in childhood. For example, a client with a history of stomach aches may be told that something traumatic happened to that part of the body, and recovered memory therapy is used to "recover" the memory. With suggestions and imagination, the client may come to believe that, for instance, someone rubbed their penis against their stomach when they were two years old. The fact that this is a prime example of false memory syndrome is denied by the therapist who usually believes he or she is helping retrieve real memories.

This is not to deny that sometimes, some kinds of touch can cue legitimate, real memories. However, to infer abuse from physical symptoms in this way is utterly invalid, as is the inference that conscious, recallable memories can be stored in muscle tissue.

"After a number of sessions of guided imagery in which the therapist asked questions about who might have been in her bedroom as a child, Karen pictured her father standing at the foot of her bed, and concluded that her chronic foot cramps must have come from him molesting her feet in the night."

by Lloyd September 7, 2005