Boogie Town

Racist language for part of town where many black people live; "boogie" is racist slang for African American

Going down to boogie town to buy some grass.

by clancy mcgargle May 21, 2018

South Boogie

South Bronx. The Boogie Down Bronx as a name for the borough led to the shortened phrase the Boogie Down, or the Boogie, in reference to the Bronx. The South Boogie in particular, (or the West Boggie, etc.), became the slang names or affectionate names for those respective neighborhoods. The term is used in songs and by New Yorkers, and even a rap album collection.

Hip hop? That's not even something to discuss, even in the Bridge they know the South Boogie is where it all started, everybody knows that.

by Language Maven June 22, 2021

boogie parade

means goin 2 a part-tayyyyy!

Claud says: "Hey Hammy ya wanna go to a boogie parade?"

Hammy says: "Yeh Claud lets go and boogie parade the night away!"

by Philster! June 3, 2010

boogie woogie

(boo-gee woo-gee)
a 50's dance

the boogie woogie took the night away

by sexy_claire September 1, 2008

Boogie Woogie

When you finesse someone so hard that you can infinity do it.

You punch someone once and they become so you can keep punching them meaning that they become boogie woogied.

by Deformed-Orc March 3, 2021

Glue Boogie

Tiny circular gobbs of rubbery glue used to hold package inserts to prescription pill bottles. They are also used for scrapbooking and other craft projects.

Hey could you hand me those glue boogies? They are so much better than scotch tape!

by Pharmacy Babe December 24, 2010

Boogie Shoes

1. A popular 1975 song by KC and the Sunshine Band.

2. A pair of shoes one has specifically for dancing; does not necessarily mean 1970's style dancing.

Dude, I'm gonna go put on my Boogie Shoes to boogie to the song Boogie Shoes. See ya.

by Up4 November 27, 2009